Stoptober (from October 1) is the perfect opportunity to take your first step towards a smoke-free future. If you're looking to quit smoking for personal or financial gain, physical or mental health, or for your family, you can expect access to free support, expert advice, practical tools and encouragement to help you manage cravings and stay on track. Whether you've tried to quit before or this is your first attempt, Stoptober can help you build the confidence and habits needed to make a lasting change. Click the link below to find out more.
Get help to stop smoking nowThis September, Barnet proudly joined communities across the country in celebrating Recovery Month, recognising the strength, determination and achievements of people recovering from drug and alcohol dependency. The month was an opportunity to…
Health matters to all of us. That’s why the NHS in west and north London is speaking to residents about how they want to be involved in decisions about health and care.
The Integrated Care Board (ICB) is responsible for…
People with long- term health conditions and…
Get Online Week 2026 starts next Monday (19-25 October), and across Barnet we are shining a spotlight on the importance of digital inclusion. Being online is now part of everyday life. We use the internet to look for work, access health services,…
October is Stoptober and it's a great opportunity for you to reflect and give up smoking for good.
This month the Barnet Stop Smoking Team are hosting multiple face to face events across the borough giving you the chance to ask questions,…
This October, Barnet residents are invited to join Stoptober and take the first step towards a smoke-free future.
For many people, quitting smoking can feel difficult, but you do not have to do it alone. That's the message behind…
Mental health is an important part of our overall wellbeing. Just like looking after our physical health, taking the time to care for our mental health helps us manage life's ups and downs, build resilience and maintain healthy relationships.
…Breast screening is a vital part in detecting breast cancer at an early stage, often before any symptoms appear.
The NHS Breast Screening Programme offers free breast screening every three years to people aged 50 up to their 71st…
Age UK Barnet's Silver Sunday returns on Sunday 4 October 2026 at Middlesex University, Hendon, bringing our older residents together for a free day of activities, entertainment and advice.
Last year's…
Flu is much more serious than a bad cold. It can spread quickly and cause sudden and serious illness, such as bronchitis or pneumonia.
Children under five are especially at risk and are more likely to be hospitalised with flu than any…