Enfield Residents Guide to Parking at Local Hospitals
Hospital parking can sometimes be confusing and costly. This guide seeks to make understanding hospital parking as simple as possible and answer many common queries.
The HPV Vaccine and Cancer Protection
This summer term year 8 children will be offered the HPV vaccination. This article explains why the vaccine is important and who is eligible.
Lung Cancer Screening saves lives: Your quick guide
Lung Cancer Screening is now one of four free national cancer screening programmes run by the NHS. Read on to find out more and see if you would benefit.
How to book your blood test at your local hospitals and clinics
If you are visiting the Royal Free Hospital, Chase Farm Hospital or Barnet Hospital for a blood test you can book your blood test online or over the telephone.
Are you eligible for the Covid-19 Spring Booster 2025?
The first spring 2025 Covid-19 vaccines are now being delivered by NHS staff.
Support When You Need It: Local Food Banks and Warm Spaces
Explore our list of winter support services, including food banks and warm havens, available to residents in Enfield during these colder months.
Winter Resilience - Discover Warm Spaces This Winter
Explore our list of essential resources to help you stay resilient this winter, from vaccinations to warm spaces available to Enfield residents.
What You Need to Know About SAD And How to Manage It
Many of us are affected by changes in weather. Colder, shorter and wetter days can affect our moods, energy levels, appetites and sleep patterns. But if it is affecting your daily life, you may have seasonal affective disorder (SAD).
Everything You Need to Know About the RSV Vaccine
From the 1st of September 2024, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccinations will be offered to pregnant women and older adults. Read on to find out more.
Staying cool and safe in hot weather
It's important to recognise that high temperatures can pose health risks. Learn how to cope with hot weather and support those in need.
Join your local Patient Participation Group (PPG)
In response to feedback from our GP access/ annual conference event , we want to make local residents aware of a unique opportunity to influence how local GP practices make decisions and improve the quality of care.