Who is most at risk of serious illness from flu?
- People over 65
- Babies under 6 months
- Children under 5 years
- Pregnant women
For your body
Stoptober 2026
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.
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Your Stoptober events calendar
October is Stoptober and it's a great opportunity for you to reflect and give up smoking for good.
Let's quit smoking together this Stoptober
This October, Barnet residents are invited to join Stoptober and take the first step towards a smoke-free future.
Don’t put off your invitation when it arrives
Breast screening is a vital part in detecting breast cancer at an early stage, often before any symptoms appear.
Sexual health week 2026 - Let's connect
This week marks national Sexual Health Week 2026 and the theme this year is ‘Let's Connect’ The campaign is led by Brook, NHS Central North West London (CNWL) and Sexual Healt
Watch the partial solar eclipse safely
There will be a partial solar eclipse visible over London, and across the UK, on Wednesday (12 August) – and it is vital to be prepared, as looking directly at the sun without the appropriate protection can cause permanent damage to your eyesight.
Protect your sexual health while travelling this summer
Summer is often filled with holidays, festivals, Pride events and the opportunity to meet new people.
Learn more about your risk of diabetes
This week is Diabetes Week (8 to 14 June 2026), which is an opportunity for Barnet residents to learn more about diabetes, check their health, and access support in their local community.