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| Terrorism The threat from terrorism in the UK remains real and serious, yet it is important to understand that all reasonable measures are being taken to counter this, and to ensure the protection of the public. Warwickshire County Council continues to work closely with emergency services and partner agencies to develop tried and tested procedures should such an unexpected incident occur. Further details of the current threat level can be found here.  Preparing for Emergencies Preparing for Emergencies - What you need to know has been developed jointly by Government and a wide range of experts to provide practical advice for the public on how to prepare and deal with emergencies. If you suspect it, report it It is important that the public remain alert and not alarmed and should you notice any suspicious behaviour or if you have any information about potential terrorist activity please contact the Police Anti-Terrorist Hotline. 0800 789 321  The Anti-Terrorist Hotline is for tip offs and confidential information. For warnings about possible bombs or other immediate threats please call 999. Useful Links Further information and links relating to Terrorism can be found at: |
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