Published: 26 July 2026
The Parish Council has produced a Community Emergency Plan (CEP) which lays out the action that would be taken in the event of an emergency. The main aim of the plan is to try and ensure the safety and wellbeing of parish residents, properties and businesses. It concentrates on how parish representatives can liaise with outside agencies that may be involved in an emergency, so that a coordinated and effective response can be made. It does not replace the role of the emergency services, but aims to help those organisations carry out their work efficiently with clear lines of communication.
Click here to view the Community Emergency Plan
As part of the process of enabling the Parish Council to carry out this work, the parish itself has been split into 6 sections (click here for interactive map).
It is intended that one resident will act as the focus for each section in reporting any issues back to the Co-ordinator of the CEP in the event of an emergency. For example, if a storm caused prolonged electricity cuts, the section representative would be expected to report any difficulties that some vulnerable residents may have as a result of the electricity outage. The Co-ordinator would then be in a position to call on available resources at the disposal of the Parish Council in order to address these difficulties. Consequently, the Parish Council is looking for volunteers – one resident in each of the sections – to take on the role of liaison with the CEP co-ordinator in the event of an emergency. If you want to find out more of what might be involved and are interested in helping then please contact us by emailing the Parish Clerk.