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...further information. Polling DistrictsPolling Places 👁️ Health and Wellbeing This workspace contains information to support the health and wellbeing of people living, visiting or simply travelling through the borough. Healthier High Street assets are no longer published through this workspace. See www.barnet.gov.uk for further information Community ToiletsDementia Friendly Venues 👁️ Health Assets A public resource to show the locations of health assets relevant for the London Borough of Barnet. The number of available datasets is currently limited. Pharmacies 👁️ Local Flood Risk Management This workspace was originally published to support the Local Flood Risk Management Strategy 2023 – 2029. Information may change over time. Please...
This data is extracted from the Technical Annex associated with the GLA publication: “2013 Town Centre Health Check report’, which has also been included here. The original data is published on the London Datastore. The indicators for this database are categorised in the following sub-headings: ‘scale and function’, ‘capacity’, ‘financial performance’, ‘accessibility’, ‘town centre initiatives’, ‘accidents and security’ and ‘environment’. Further details of the health check indicators...
...the local area. What is the purpose of the JSNA? The JSNA provides insight and intelligence on the current picture of the utilisation of services and needs of the local population; highlighting where there might be unmet need which allows for general or targeted interventions ensuring the efficient use of public funds and resources to improve health, care and wellbeing and reduce inequity in access and inequality of outcomes. There is a statutory duty for the local authority to work with partners in the NHS and other partner organisations to regularly maintain and refresh a JSNA. The JSNA informs strategy and decision making, including Barnet’s Joint Health...
...the local area. What is the purpose of the JSNA? The JSNA provides insight and intelligence on the current picture of the utilisation of services and needs of the local population; highlighting where there might be unmet need which allows for general or targeted interventions ensuring the efficient use of public funds and resources to improve health, care and wellbeing and reduce inequity in access and inequality of outcomes. There is a statutory duty for the local authority to work with partners in the NHS and other partner organisations to regularly maintain and refresh a JSNA. The JSNA informs strategy and decision making, including Barnet’s Joint Health...
...we can make Barnet an enjoyable place for children and families to live. OHID Child and Maternal Health Profile: this offers a range of publicly available data on child and maternal health, with indicators split by life-course stage (pregnancy and birth, early years, school-age, young people) and by theme (breastfeeding, healthcare use, long-term conditions, mortality, oral health, unintentional injuries, vaccinations, vulnerable children and young people). Do you have feedback about the JSNA? A feedback form can be accessed here. Your feedback is valuable to us and we appreciate any comments or suggestions you have about the JSNA.
Statistics and analysis on statements of special educational needs (SEN) and education, health and care (EHC) plans in England. This publication includes data on: the number of statements of SEN and EHC plans in place in January 2016 the number of statements and plans made for the first time during 2015 the percentage of statements and plans that were completed on time transfers from statements and learning difficulty assessments to EHC...
Definition Extract of the NHS Consolidated Pharmaceutical Listed filtered to the Barnet Health and Wellbeing Board. This dataset consolidates the pharmaceutical lists which NHS England has a regulatory duty to prepare, maintain and publish for each Health and Wellbeing Board area. This consolidated list includes lists of 1) NHS pharmacies (also known as NHS community pharmacies and; 2) NHS appliance contractors (also known...
...in Barnet. Gambling harms are the negative effects experienced by a person who gambles, as well as those around them. These harms can affect people at any stage of life and can take many different forms including: legal problems or involvement with crime financial difficulties relationship problems mental and physical health issues problems with work, studies or housing Please click here for more information on gambling harms support. You may also be interested in this Your Health Barnet blog – Help for those affected by gambling harms. How many people gamble? Over 1 in 3 (36%) of adults in Barnet are estimated...
...and Carbon, Sustainable Movement, Adaptation and Resilience, Waste Management, and Green Infrastructure. What’s new? Council operations carbon emissions for 2024/25 Renewable energy generation data for 2024 Property energy efficiency scores for 2023/24 Greenhouse gas emissions (CO2, CH4, NO2) for 2023 Licensed cars and plug-in vehicles data for 2024 and 2025 Public and active transport data for 2022/23 to 20223/24 Household-level waste management data for 2023/24, plus the addition of London data for all years Headline figures In 2023, the mean amount of energy consumed per domestic meter was 3,719kWh in Barnet – this is a decrease compared to 2012 but is still...
Inequalities Last updated: September 2025 Back to People Inequalities amongst different populations exist across Barnet. This includes inequality by geographic area, age, sex, and ethnic group. The Inequalities Dashboard summaries inequalities data for the following areas: children and education, health and social care, housing and deprivation, and employment. To read more about Equality and Diversity in Barnet, click here. For more information about inequalities across London, you can access the Greater London Authority overview of health inequalities here. What’s new? School readiness: percentage of children achieving a god level of...