Cervical

• ≈25-65 years, every 3 years to aged 49, then every 5 years: Cervical screening (CKS)​ / NHS cervical screening (CSP) programme

Breast

• ≈50-70 years, every 3 years: Breast screening (CKS) / NHS breast screening (BSP) programme (gov.uk)​ / Breast cancer - managing family history (CKS)

Bowel

• ≈60 (50 in Scotland)-74 years with faecal immunochemical testing (FIT): Bowel screening (CKS) / NHS bowel cancer screening (BCSP) programme (gov.uk)

Abdominal aortic aneurysm

• men ≥65 years, by ultrasound: NHS abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) programme

NHS health check

• 40-74 years, to spot early signs of stroke, kidney disease, heart disease, diabetes or dementia. Includes history (diet, exercise), physical examination (BP, BMI, urine dipstick, dementia assessment if >65 years), QRISK, blood tests (kidney, liver function, fasting lipids, HBA1c): NHS health check​ / Your NHS health check guide (NHS Choices)

Miscellaneous

• NHS screening (NHS Choices), Screening timelines (Public Health England), Population screening programmes (gov.uk)