News and reports

Through the Pharmacy First Scheme, patients can now get treatment for seven common conditions directly from their local pharmacy, without the need for a GP appointment or prescription.

The Bunhill, Barbican and Golden Lane healthy neighbourhood scheme is a joint project between the City of London Corporation and Islington Council.

It will prioritise street spaces for people walking cycling and using public transport, and will make these unique neighbourhoods more vibrant and successful places where people can lead active and healthy lives.

Are you finding parenting stressful? Family Lives wellbeing service for City of London parents and their families can help you.

Find out how you can protect yourself this winter

Our November newsletter highlights the importance of Carers Rights Day, provides insight into our current projects and details our recent AGM.

Neighbourhoods brings residents, voluntary sector, health, education and care services together in City & Hackney’s eight Neighbourhoods, to work together on what matters to local people and address health inequalities.

Down below are some useful resources to further understand the programme

Our October newsletter highlights our upcoming events, provides an update on our recent projects and gives important information on this years winter vaccination programme.

Join the London Life Hike to make a difference for your community

Our September newsletter provides information on our recent Patient Panels, gives an update on our current projects and highlights where you can go to get support for the cost of living crisis.

We held a Patient Panel on the City of London Corporation’s new Joint Local Health and Wellbeing Strategy with Ellie Ward, Head of Strategy and Performance at the City of London Corporation.

Following the public consultation period, today, Healthwatch City of London have published our Business Plan for 2024/25.

Our summer newsletter provides an update on our recent Health in the City event, details the Pharmacy First Scheme for the City and highlights the importance of becoming a blood donor.