WCBC: Frequently Asked Questions : Emergency Planning

Emergency Planning

How can I contact the Emergency Planning Team?
Emergency and Useful Numbers
Emergency Planning Documents
Useful Emergency Links

Useful Emergency Links

Apply for a Crisis Loan - via Directgov (external link)

A Crisis Loan is an interest-free loan which can provide help in an emergency or disaster.

The emergency planning community now has a central source of information on civil contingencies in Wales. The Wales Resilience website is a window into work being undertaken at the pan-Wales level, the Local Resilience Forum level and within individual agencies. As well as providing emergency planners with the latest news and best practice, the site is also a source of information for the Welsh public on what to do during an emergency.

Wales Prepared (external link)

Here you will find information about the work taking place to ensure that the region is ready before, during or after a major incident. General information and advice is also available for residents, businesses and visitors covering a wide range of emergencies from localised flooding to a terrorist attack.

Emergency Planning Documents

Preparing for an emergency - What you need to know

Wrexham Council, in conjunction with all other north Wales authorities has prepared a new leaflet that will help you make sure you are ready for come of the emergencies life may throw at you.

Preparing for an emergency - PDF format 108Kb

The leaflet will shortly be available from all Council receptions and outlines what to do in the event of a flood, severe warning, power and water cuts and industrial accidents. It also gives advice about what to put in a ‘Emergency Grab Bag’ and making sure you stay in touch with family and friends and keep up to date on the situation.

For more information contact Wrexham Council’s Emergency Planning Team on 01978 292023.

Advice for Businesses

Advice for Businesses - PDF format 289Kb

Useful Documents from the Environment Agency

Preparing For A Flood

Practical advice on what to do to protect you and your property.

Preparing for a Flood - PDF format 710Kb

During A Flood

Practical advice on what to do to stay safe in a flood.

During a Flood - PDF format 392Kb

After a Flood

Practical advice on recovering from a flood.

After a Flood - PDF format 521Kb

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