Households encouraged to take small, simple steps to stay prepared in an emergency
What happened
Updated official advice encourages households to take a few simple steps to stay prepared if everyday services are temporarily disrupted, the Cabinet Office said.
What it means for you: Read the updated advice and consider a few simple steps, such as keeping a torch, spare batteries and a charged power bank at home.
Official source: Cabinet Office: Households encouraged to take small, simple steps to stay prepared in an emergency
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