Planet Barnet is working together with local people, local communities, and local businesses on a Journey to Net Zero, with an ambitious target to be a net zero council by 2030 and a net zero borough by 2042. This chapter discusses pollution, waste management, and green spaces. Back to JSNA menu The sources for this infographic can be found here. Pollution and Waste Air and Noise...
Planet Infographic Sources Back to Planet Pollutant sources: London Atmospheric Emissions Inventory (2019). Greater London Authority. Available at: https://data.london.gov.uk/dataset/london-atmospheric-emissions-inventory–laei–2019 (Retrieved 26 March 2023). Air pollution mortality: Office for Health Improvement & Disparities. Public Health Profiles. Available at: https://fingertips.phe.org.uk © Crown copyright 2024 (Retrieved 26 March 2024). School NO2 concentration: London Atmospheric Emissions Inventory (2019). Greater London Authority. Available at: https://data.london.gov.uk/dataset/london-atmospheric-emissions-inventory–laei–2019 (Retrieved 26 March 2023). Noise...
Places Barnet is an ambitious London suburb – a vibrant and fun place tolive, work and visit. There are many different towns, neighbourhoods, and communities within Barnet. This chapter discusses these places throughout Barnet, focusing on houses & accommodation, crime, and transport. Back to JSNA menu The sources for this infographic can be found here. Housing and Accommodation 2021 Census Housing Briefing IMD Postcode Checker Tool Transport Cycling Routes Electric...
Places Infographic Sources Back to Places Housing: United Kingdom Census (2021). Office for National Statistics. Available at: https://www.nomisweb.co.uk/sources/census_2021 (Retrieved 12 March 2024). Crime: Street-level Crime Data (2023). Police UK. Available at: https://data.police.uk (Retrieved 26 March 2024). Schools: Schools, pupils and their characteristics (2023). Department for Education. Available at: https://www.get-information-schools.service.gov.uk © Crown copyright 2024 (Retrieved 21 March 2024). EV: Electric vehicle charging device statistics (2024). Department...
A dataset containing all addresses liable for Business Rates. Includes a description of the property and advises of any reliefs awarded. UPRN details are not included due to licensing concerns with Ordnance Survey derived data.
Last Updated: May 2024 Ageing Well Back to People As the UK population grows older and life expectancy increases, ageing well is a key public health priority. The Ageing Well Dashboard is an interactive tool with a range of indicators showing different aspects of ageing well including behavioural risk factors, health protection, and health and social care. Headlines Figures There are 75,300 people aged 65...
Last Updated: May 2024 Deprivation Back to People The Deprivation Tool brings together all publicly available data regarding deprivation within Barnet and acts as a source for deprivation-related queries and visualisations. The tool includes data primarily at the LSOA level. Data sources for the tool include the Index of Multiple Deprivation 2019 (IMD), the Annual Deprivation Index (ADI), and the Ethnic Group Deprivation...
Last Updated: May 2024 Air and Noise Pollution Back to Planet Both air and noise pollution are harmful to health. The current and projected future levels of air and noise pollution in Barnet as well as the potential health impacts of these on the Barnet population are explored in the dashboard below. Headline Figures 14.6% of Barnet’s population are exposed to transport noise above 65dB(A)...
Last Updated: May 2024 Crime Back to Places Community safety is a key priority in Barnet. The crime dashboard provides insights into patterns of criminal activity across the borough, benchmarked against London and England averages where possible. Headline Figures Between 2020-2022, anti-social behaviour was the most prevalent type of crime in Barnet, with a rate of 37.6 per 1,000 residents. This is lower than the...
Last Updated: May 2024 Substance Misuse Back to People Substance misuse is the use of alcohol, illegal drugs, or over-the-counter or prescription medications in a way that they are not meant to be used and could be harmful to you or others around you. People can misuse substances one time, occasionally, or regularly, and they can go on to develop substance use disorder. This...