Exercise Unified Response
The largest ever civil contingency exercise in the history of the London Fire Brigade will be held between 29 February and 3 March. Multi agency responders from London agencies will work alongside national and international experts, in a complex and challenging scenario, designed to test response capabilities. #UnifiedResponse
Didcot Power Station Collapse
Our thoughts and sympathies are with all of the people affected by this incident in Oxfordshire earlier this week.
Weather and flooding
Met Office
The weather forecast for the coming days is for mainly dry, cold and cloudy conditions across the London area. From Monday, it’s expected to be less cloudy and windy. Met Office website
There are currently no weather alerts or warnings in force for London. View all weather Alerts and Warnings on the Met Office website.
Environment Agency
There are currently no flood alerts or warnings in force for London.
The Live EA Flood Warnings Map has up to date information on river and tidal flooding.
Air Pollution
Air pollution levels are forecast to be Low.
Health
Our hearts can be kept healthy by eating well, taking exercise and not smoking. For people who are unfit, these lifestyle changes can prevent heart disease. Walking is one form of exercise which can improve your health, and can also be enjoyable if you’re near any of London’s many green and open spaces.
Transport
Transport for London
This weekend there will be a planned part closure on the Piccadilly line, and planned part closures on the London Overground and the TfL Rail service between Liverpool Street and Shenfield. For full details of all Transport for London services, see the TfL website
London Airports
You can see the latest travel advice from London Heathrow and London City Airport here.
Terrorist Threat Levels
The threat levels are unchanged
- International terrorism – Severe (an attack is highly likely).
- Northern Ireland related terrorism to Great Britain – Moderate (an attack is possible but not likely).
Talk To Us
For more information about how London is preparing for emergencies, as well as useful advice on steps that you can take to protect yourself follow @LDN_prepared on twitter.
Susan, London Resilience Officer