Last Updated: May 2024 Cost of Living Back to People The cost of living is the amount of money needed to cover basic expenses in a certain place and time period. The Barnet Cost of Living Dashboard is an interactive tool that explores this topic through three major themes of cost, income, and impact. Headlines Figures The average net income in Barnet is £45,176, and...
Last Updated: June 2024 Employment Back to People The Employment Dashboard details employment data in Barnet benchmarked against London and England with demographic breakdowns included. The dashboard is organised into two sections: Labour Supply and Demand: indicators for (un)employment rate, employees by industry, and wages. Benefits and Financial Support: indicators for universal credit, employment and support allowance, carers allowance, attendance allowance, and personal independence payment. Headline...
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: October 2025 Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) Back to People Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a general term that describes a disease of the heart or blood vessels. This dashboard summarises the treatment and outcomes of Barnet patients with records of CVD. What’s new? Hypertension: BP monitoring Hypertension: treated to age-specific blood pressure target in the last 12 months Cardiovascular disease and smoking cessation Atrial fibrillation and anti-coagulation Lipid lowering...
In accordance with the Community Infrastructure Levy (Amendment) (England) (No. 2) Regulations 2019 any authority that receives a contribution from development through section 106 planning obligations must prepare an infrastructure funding statement. The data set runs from 01/04/2019 - to date. Infrastructure funding statements (IFS) are published annually. They give a summary of all financial and non-financial developer contributions relating to...
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Community Infrastructure Levy (“CIL”) is a standard charge collected from developers on a rate per square metre basis after their planning permissions have been implemented and the funds raised are spent on infrastructure to support the development of an area. The charging authority sets out its levy rates in a charging schedule (see section 211(1) of the Planning Act 2008). The London...
Last Updated: September 2025 Air and Noise Pollution Back to Planet 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. What’s new? Asthma prevalence in 2023/24 by PCN and GP Headline Figures 11.4% of Barnet’s population...
Last Updated: September 2025 Cancer Screening Back to People Cancer screening involves testing apparently healthy people for signs of the disease. NHS cancer screening programmes can help to diagnose cancer or risk of cancer earlier and improve the likelihood of successful treatment. There are currently three national cancer screening programmes in England: Bowel: offered to men and women aged 50-74 years, every two years. Breast:...
Last Updated: September 2025 Communities Back to People Barnet is home to many different communities. The communities dashboard summarises data on some of these communities, including care leavers, ethnic groups, people living with disabilities, the LGTBQ+ community, veterans, people who are experiencing homelessness, carers, and social care users. What’s new? Learning disability prevalence Adults with learning disability in stable accommodation (who live on their own home...