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East Boldre Village Emergency Plan

You can read the Emergency Plan online here.

Remember - When the lights go out, you probably won’t be able to read it online. Download and print a copy you can refer to by candlelight.

From time to time, make sure you have a copy of the latest update.

East Boldre Parish

Emergency Plan

Plan last updated on: 31/01/2025

If you or anyone else is in immediate danger dial 999 or 112 and ask for the service required (Fire, Police or Ambulance).

For additional or other assistance and subsequent actions please consult the Emergency Plan document.

The Emergency Plan has been developed to provide a local response to

• Less serious emergencies;
• Incidents when the emergency services are dealing with more serious situations elsewhere or are unable to reach the incident;
• Ongoing situation, by providing support to local authority agencies after the initial emergency is over.

Nothing in this plan is intended to deter anyone from calling 999

No helper should place themselves or anyone else in danger

Download a printable PDF of the Emergency Plan

Emergency Coordinator - Mike Upton

Deputy Emergency Coordinator - Howard Moore

Domestic Emergency?

Leaking roof, broken washing machine hose, leaking radiator pipe…

It could happen to anyone.

When the tornado tore off part of the village hall’s roof and the rainwater flooded in for nearly a week, we bought a wet and dry vacuum cleaner which saved us hours of mopping. Hopefully we will never have to use it again. It now sits idle in our storeroom.

If you have suffered an indoor flood, you are welcome to borrow it. Call Steve on 01590 626368 or Mike on 01590 611073.

All we ask is that you return it in a clean, dry condition.

Keep Yourself Safe While Helping Others

Here is a message from Mike Upton, Emergency Plan Coordinator.

I do hope that you are keeping well. Also don't forget that if you are isolating yourself there are others that can help you with shopping etc.

I just wanted to bring to your attention the need to protect both the isolating or vulnerable person and yourself when providing any assistance.

This includes the need for distancing and hand washing and only providing help if you are below 70 years of age and in good health with no underlying conditions.

Another issue that may arise is a request to transport someone to the doctors or to hospital for an appointment or tests. In this instance please get advice from their doctor before considering offering transport. If Coronavirus is suspected, the NHS should provide appropriate transport. The standing advice is not to undertake a car journey with anyone that you are not living with and you should not put yourself at risk in this way.

If you have any questions on this, please let me know. This is all new to me as well, but I will try to help.

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