Five things you can do now

  1. Find out if you are eligible to sign up to your gas, electricity and water supplier’s Priority Service Registers, so companies know that you need additional support.
  2. Set a reminder in your phone or make a note on your calendar to check your smoke alarm once a month.
  3. Write down important phone numbers on paper - such as the number to report a power cut (105), and the numbers of anyone you might want to contact in an emergency.
  4. Talk to your children about how and when to phone 999 and what they should do if there’s an emergency, such as a fire at home.
  5. Check your long term flood risk and sign up for flood and weather warnings.

For more information, see the government resources


Page last updated: 24 May 2024

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