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NHS Health Checks – Have Your Say!
NHS Health Checks – Have Your Say!
NHS Health Checks – Have Your Say!
Nottingham City Council is inviting feedback on NHS Health Checks which are provided for residents aged 40–74. These checks help spot early signs of health issues like heart disease, diabetes, kidney disease, stroke, and dementia, so you can take steps to stay healthy.
Why take part in the consultation?
• Share your views on how services are provided
• Help shape improvements for your community
• Ensure the checks are accessible and meet local needs
What’s an NHS Health Check?
• A quick review of your health, including blood pressure, cholesterol, and lifestyle factors
• Practical advice to reduce risks and stay well
Consultation closes: 26th December 2025
Access the survey here: https://www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/engage-nottingham-hub/open-consultations/free-nhs-health-checks/
Winter Wellness Warriors - Feel good and thrive all winter!
Where: The Chase Neighbourhood Centre (Robin Hood Chase, NF3 4EZ)
Starting: Monday 26th January, 3.45-4.45 pm (2nd, 9th, 16th and 23rd Feb)
Please note: this is a 5-week programme and booking is essential!
Spaces are limited—secure your spot today. Booking details are provided in the attached flyer.
Looking for ways to support your child’s health and wellbeing?
Looking for ways to support your child’s health and wellbeing?
Looking for fun, free ways to help your child eat well and stay active? Thriving Nottingham offers exciting programmes designed to boost health and happiness for the whole family.
Whilst the kids burn off some energy, parents/carers meet with a trained mentor to share tips and learn more about topics including: snacking, portion sizes, healthy habits, sleep and more…
Nottingham Forest Football Skills
Where: Brendon Lawrence Sports Centre (35 Hungerhill Rd, NG3 4NB)
Starting: Wednesday 14th January, 4.30 – 5.30 pm
Kickboxing with Advantage Martial Arts Academy
Where: Bakersfield Community Centre (312 Sneinton Dl, NG3 7DN)
Starting: Tuesday 13th January, 5 – 6 pm
Please note: these are both 12-week programme – booking is essential!
Spaces are limited—secure your spot today. Booking details are provided in the attached flyer.
Nottingham City – Local Youth Transformation
Nottingham City – Local Youth Transformation
Nottingham City Council are working in partnership with the Department for Culture, Media and Leisure to review Youth Services across Nottingham City.
The Local Youth Transformation aims to bring together mental health support, careers advice, youth activities, and practical help. It will be open-access, non-stigmatising, and rooted in the City, making it easier for young people to get the right help at the right time.
Please support the drive for young people to give their views.
Core Principles of the Local Youth Transformation
Co-creation with young people – Young people involved in design and delivery.
Open access and non-judgmental – Drop-in support without thresholds.
Integrated and holistic – Mental health, wellbeing, education, housing, and careers support in one place.
Safe and welcoming spaces – Informal, inclusive, and youth-friendly.
Flexible and responsive – Services tailored to local needs and young people’s voices.
Why This Matters for Nottingham City
This review supports Nottingham’s priorities:
Reducing youth violence through safe spaces and positive activities.
Improving mental health and wellbeing with early, accessible support.
Supporting education and employment by linking young people to opportunities.
Building community connections so young people feel heard and valued.
Why Your Voice Matters
To make the Youth offer truly work for Nottingham’s young people, their input is essential. Completing the survey is vital because:
It ensures the offer reflects real needs and aspirations.
It helps to design services that are accessible, relevant, and engaging.
It gives young people a say in shaping a space that belongs to them.
Please encourage young people (10-25 years olds) to complete this survey and share their valuable views on their priorities: Your Voice, Your Space. Creating a Young Futures Hub for the Community – Fill in form
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