Appendix J: Future Barnet Libraries Locality Maps

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Appendix J: Future Barnet Libraries Locality Maps Appendix J: Future Barnet libraries locality maps North Locality: Edgware Library Mill Hill Library Burnt Oak Library Core Plus: Edgware Core: Burnt Oak Partnership: Mill Hill Edgware Library is 1.62km from Burnt Oak Library, it is a 9 minute bus journey or a 2 minute tube ride on the Northern Line. Edgware Library is located 300m from the bus stop with Burnt Oak Library being directly adjacent to the bus stop. Underground stations are shown on the map, approximately 300m from Edgware Library and 160m from Burnt Oak Library. The proposed Partnership library at Mill Hill is located approximately 15-20minutes away by bus from either Burnt Oak or Edgware. In addition Grahame Park, a Core Plus library in the West locality is located 1.25km from Burnt Oak Library, a 7 minute bus ride. West Locality: Grahame Park Library Hendon Library Golders Green Library Childs Hill Library Core Plus: Grahame Park Core: Hendon Core: Golders Green Partnership: Childs Hill In the West locality, Grahame Park, Hendon and Golders Green libraries are each located within 300m of the bus stop for access to one another. Grahame Park to Hendon is an 8 minute bus ride; and Hendon to Golders Green is a 14minute bus ride. There is a direct route by tube linking Grahame Park to Golders Green in 7 minutes. Grahame Park Library is a 13 minute walk from Colindale station and Golders Green Library is a 7 minute walk from Golders Green station. Alternatively, these two libraries are linked by 2 buses (this route involves less than 200m walk either end). Golders Green is 1.4km from the proposed Partnership library at Childs Hill, accessed by bus in 15minutes. Furthermore, Church End, the Core Plus library in the Central locality can be reached by bus in 12 minutes from Hendon Library or, with a 600m walk and 11minute bus from Golders Green Library. Central Locality: North Finchley Library Friern Barnet Community Library South Friern Library Church End Library East Finchley Library HGS Community Library Core Plus: Church End Core: North Finchley Core: East Finchley Partnership: South Friern Each of Church End, North Finchley and East Finchley Libraries is located within 200m of a bus stop although the stop from which to get a bus from East Finchley to Church End is located just under 650m away from East Finchley Library. Church End to East Finchley is a 13minute bus ride; North Finchley to East Finchley is a 12minute bus ride; and North Finchley to Church End is a 14minute bus ride. The proposed Partnership library at South Friern is a 20minute bus ride from North Finchley. Furthermore, in this locality, the 2 Community Libraries are located. Friern Barnet Library is a 12minute bus journey from South Friern Library or 15minutes from North Finchley Library. Hampstead Garden Suburb Community Library is a 17minute and 20minute journey from East Finchley and Golders Green Library respectively East Locality: Chipping Barnet Library East Barnet Library Osidge Library Core Plus: Chipping Barnet Core: Osidge Partnership: East Barnet There is a direct bus route between Chipping Barnet and Osidge Library, the bus takes 15minutes. The appropriate bus stop at Chipping Barnet is located 800m from the library, at Osidge the distance is less than 150m. Chipping Barnet Library is a 19minute bus ride from Edgware Library in the North locality, with less than 350m walk at either end. Osidge Library is located 2.25km from North Finchley Library and can be accessed in a 15min bus journey with less than 150m walk at either end. The proposed Partnership library at East Barnet is 1.8km from Osidge Library and 3.3km from Chipping Barnet Library. There is good public transport access: a 15minute bus journey from Chipping Barnet and a 4minute bus journey from Osidge. .
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