Barnet's Mayor

Is the mayor of Kensington and Chelsea a directly elected political figure or a serving councillor with a non-political role?

Some of London’s Boroughs have directly elected Mayors with particular powers. Barnet is not one of them. The Mayor is a serving councillor who is elected to the office for one year at the Council’s AGM, held annually in May. The Mayor is a civic representative of the Council and has no formal power on decision making. His role is non political.

Councillor Brian Coleman is currently the 45th Mayor of Barnet.

Mayor’s Office
Building 2
North London Business Park
Oakleigh Road South
London, N11 1NP
Tel: 020 8359 2652
mayor@barnet.gov.uk

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