These guides help you make decisions before and during disruption. The household plan walks you through who to contact, where to keep essential information and what to do if people cannot get home. The flood guide explains how to find the service for your UK nation, read the area named in a warning and check the places your household depends on.
For seasonal preparation, use the flood season checklist and find out who to contact about water on roads, in buildings or near a river. The emergency kit guide helps you organise supplies you can actually use. The power cut and travel guides cover the arrangements to make before losing power or setting out in severe weather. It includes questions to ask providers when someone depends on powered equipment. The emergency information guide helps you identify the authority responsible for an incident, check when a notice was issued and share the original update with the people who need it.
Each article links to its official sources. They include the UK Government’s Be Ready campaign and Emergency Alerts service, the Met Office, the Environment Agency, Natural Resources Wales, SEPA and nidirect. Check the current instructions for your location during an incident, especially if an authority has advised you to leave or avoid an area.