We want to keep open channels of communication and collaborate better with our neighbours. We have set up a University and Residents Forum and held the first meetings in May and August 2021 and topics discussed included security and community use of University spaces. The next meeting is planned for October.
If you are interested in joining or would like to know more, please contact W.Townsend@mdx.ac.uk.
If you are a local resident and have any questions or concerns about the University’s or its members’ impact on the local community, please don't hesitate to contact our Security Team, available 24/7.
Tackling anti-social behaviour:
Being a good neighbour and having a positive impact on the local area is very important to us.
The University and the London Borough of Barnet will continue to work together with the police to reduce the incidence and impact of anti-social behaviour such as drug use, noise or illegal parking. We have listened to local residents and have increased security patrols on and around campus, and made it easier for residents to report problems or issues.
Being a good neighbour and having a positive impact on the local area is very important to us.
The University and the London Borough of Barnet will continue to work together with the police to reduce the incidence and impact of antisocial behaviour such as drug use, noise or illegal parking. We have listened to local residents and have increased security patrols on and around campus, and made it easier for residents to report problems or issues.
We play a key role in our local area and we support local business, groups, schools, colleges and community members. Many of our campus facilities – including cafés, the sports facilities and a meeting room – are available to our local community, and we aim to facilitate community use of some meeting rooms and spaces when we are able to.
Current COVID-19 measures
We are requesting that all people visiting our campus have a Lateral Flow Test in the 24hrs before their visit and then every three days if it’s not a single visit. If you are feeling unwell, we are asking that you do not visit. The wearing of face coverings is strongly encouraged in places where specified.
Our cafés at The Quad in our College Building and The Grove – which provide a great selection of food and snacks, with gluten free, halal, vegan and vegetarian options available – are open to our local community.
Our prices start at £1.10 for hot food and £2.10 for sandwiches – add a snack or fruit with a drink for £3.99.
The Quad opening times: Monday to Friday: 7.30am to 7.00pm (term time); Saturday: 8.30am to 4.00pm (term time); Monday to Friday: 8.00am to 5.00pm (out of term)
The Grove opening times: Monday to Friday: 8.30am to 6.00pm (term time); Closed (out of term)
Use of green spaces in our grounds, such as the Paddock, Church House and Hendon Grove, is available to the local community.
We are currently further improving the Hendon Grove, works include:
Among other spaces, a room in the Church Farm Building is available for use by the local community. Please contact W.Townsend@mdx.ac.uk for further information or to book this space.
Our gym, tennis courts and football pitches are open to our local community.
We care about the physical environment at our campus in Hendon, north London. We're doing award winning work to make it more sustainable and to reduce our impact on our environment year on year.
Watch our video to find out how we're increasing biodiversity on campus through collaborative thinking and working.
We have a growing number of local community members and we would love you to join The Fitness Pod at Middlesex University. We have therefore introduced our new community membership offer which includes access to our impressive fitness centre and class programme. No contract or joining fee required!
For more information about our Sports facilities please contact Toni Hannan: t.hannan@mdx.ac.uk or thefitnesspod@mdx.ac.uk
Protecting the health, safety and wellbeing of our students, staff and visitors will remain our top priority. Due to the coronavirus outbreak our events have moved online, but we are still here for our community.
We have continued to collaborate with partners across Barnet and the role we play in our local community has become more important than ever. In six months, inspirational Middlesex staff trained over 2,400 healthcare professionals and vaccinators from the public to carry out COVID-19 vaccinations. Our Clinical Skills team and Nursing and Midwifery Department have led the major vaccination training programme for the North Central London Clinical Commissioning Group (NCL CCG).
In recognition of our work to support Barnet in the face of the pandemic, Middlesex University has received Barnet Council's 2021 'The COVID-19 Community Heroes Award'.
Read about MDX research and community efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic
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