Elliot Simberg

Barnet Councillor, Mill Hill

Borough Councillors

Elliot first stood for election in 2014 when he lost by just 9 votes. He was then elected in 2018 to represent Hale ward, then due to boundary changes in 2022 he was elected to the ward of Mill Hill where he has lived with his wife and family for 35 years. It is Elliot's pledge to work on behalf of the residents of Mill Hill to make it an even better place to live, to improve the environment by working with Highways England, the Environment Agency and Barnet Council to reduce the noise and air pollution from the M1. Elliot sits on various committees within the council, Planning A, Pension fund and Constitution and general purposes.

Elliot's day job is an independent financial adviser. His hobbies include DIY.

Mill Hill ward boundary and polling stations

The attached map shows the new boundary and polling stations for Mill Hill ward.

News

Barnet Conservatives Slam Labour’s Screeching U-turn in Garden Waste Charge.

Thursday, 29 February, 2024

On the 1st November 2022 at a full council meeting, a motion was put forward by Cllr Dan Thomas which was unanimously voted on by both Labour and Conservative members to not raise the Garden Waste Charge above £70 till 2026. The council have now included a rise of 40% of the Garden Waste Charge int

Barnet Conservatives Slam Labour’s change in planning objection threshold.

Thursday, 29 February, 2024

At the budget council meeting on the 27th of Feb, Barnet’s Labour Council pushed through changes to the planning regimen that will potentially make it harder for residents’ voices to be heard at planning.