Preparedness
Preparing for adverse weather and other emergencies across the Harborough District helps keep our communities safe and resilient. By working together, staying informed and planning ahead, we can reduce risks, support vulnerable residents and ensure our communities are better prepared for unexpected events.
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Preparing for an Emergency
Emergencies can happen without warning can affect our communities across the district.
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Wildfires
Wildfires can happen during long periods of hot, dry weather when areas become extremely dry.
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Drought and Water Conservation
Droughts occur when we experience prolonged periods of below-average rainfall.
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Food supply disruption
Food reaches our shops, businesses and communities through a complex network of methods.
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Power and utility outages
Utility outages can affect electricity, water, gas, telecommunications and internet services.
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Transport Infrastructure Disruption
Transport disruption can happen for a number of reasons, including weather, accidents, fuel shortages, and more.
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Major Emergencies and Incidents
Emergencies can happen with little warning and may include severe weather, fires, incidents and more.
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Flooding
Flooding is one of the most common natural hazards in the UK and can happen at any time of year.
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Household Emergency Planning
Emergencies can happen with little warning and may affect services, transport, or access to your home.
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