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Thursday, 12th December
We are currently experiencing some issues with our telephone lines at the Emergency Planning College today. In the meantime, please contact us by email: enquiries@emergencyplanningcollege.com and we will get back to you as soon as we can. Thank you for your patience. Normal services will be resumed a soon as possible.
Monday's tragic events in New Zealand, with the eruption of the White Island volcano, are a reminder to us of what living with live volcanoes can mean.
Does the newsworthiness of an event trump our right to privacy? And do aspects of smart cities create a potential threat to individual rights to privacy?
It's now December and we are having a bit of a cold snap in North Yorkshire. Winter is with us, but how bad will it be?
Earlier this week a road bridge failed catastrophically in France. Is it time for bridge failure (or bridge denial) to be included in local emergency risk assessments and preparations?
The Government's recent 'indefinite suspension' of fracking brought earthquakes into the news. So, it seems right to revisit the earthquake risk in the UK.
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