Emergencies do Happen
Visit www.llrprepared.or.uk for advice on preparing for emergencies in your home and in the community.
There is a useful 'Household Emergency Plan Toolkit' for example.
Emergency Numbers - numbers to call in times of a potential or an actual emergency:
999 |
Emergency UK |
112 |
Emergency anywhere in the world |
101 |
Non-emergency Police |
111 |
Non-emergency health advice |
105 |
Power cuts |
0800 111 999 |
National Gas Emergency Service |
0345 988 1188 |
Floodline |
Village Defibrillator
The village defibrillator is now up and running, located at the side of the Village Hall, Rectory End.
For more information click here.
Contact details for reporting all types of crime and disorder
Contacts for reporting crime and disorder (PDF, 54 Kb)
A list of phone numbers and emails addresses to be used to report all types of crime and disorder.
National Threat Level
The national threat level is 'severe'. This means an attack is highly likely.The public are asked to continue to be vigilant and report any suspicious activity by calling the confidential Anti-Terrorist Hotline - 0800 789 321. It is staffed around the clock by specialist counter-terrorism police officers and staff.