London Resilience

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Supporting the London Resilience Partnership

Look out for people who might struggle to keep cool. If you have vulnerable family, friends and neighbours make sure they are aware of how they can keep themselves cool
A young black girl with a silver earring wearing a green t-shirt that has the Mayor's fund for London logo on it. Text reads: Our City Our Resilience, with the London Resilience Unit, we're giving young Londoners a real voice in shaping how the city prepares for, responds to, and recovers from emergencies Bringing their experiences, ideas, and creativity directly into London's resilience planning.
Two hands holding a paperchain of four people shaped cut outs, with the sun in the background, the shapes are formed from shadows
An illustrated picture of houses in water, two folders on a shelf with important and insurance written on them and a suitcase in the foreground with a flood kit label and a leaflet saying "the plan". Illustrated rainclouds are raining in the image of the houses, illustrating a flood.
Staying Connected: Building Resilience with Critical National Infrastructure appears in text with the date 16 September and time 10:30-12:00 online. It appears over an image of Tower Bridge and the City of London and the Shard. The Resilience First logo and London Resilience logo appear at the top.
A woman sitting with trees behind her, wearing glasses and looking at her phone. White text on a pink background says: Look out for people who might struggle to keep cool. Older people, people with long term health conditions and young children may need help keeping cool, Left corner is the UK Health Security Agency logo and right corner, white text on a pink background says HOT WEATHER