Community Risk Register
Are You Prepared for an Emergency? New Nottinghamshire Community Risk Register 2026
Misson Parish Council is encouraging residents to take a few minutes to read the newly published Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Community Risk Register 2026.
Produced by the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Local Resilience Forum, the guide provides practical information to help residents, families and businesses understand potential emergencies and prepare for unexpected disruption.
The register covers a range of risks, including:
- Flooding and severe weather, including storms, snow and extreme temperatures.
- Power cuts and disruption to essential services, such as water, gas and telecommunications.
- Public health emergencies, including pandemics.
- Cybercrime and fraud, with advice on protecting personal information.
- Industrial and transport incidents, and other emergencies affecting local communities.
Why is this important for Misson?
Living in a rural community means that flooding, severe weather, road closures and interruptions to essential services can have a significant impact on everyday life.
Being prepared can make all the difference, particularly for residents who may be vulnerable or rely on medical equipment, electricity or other essential services.
Five simple ways to prepare
- Check your flood risk and sign up for free flood warnings.
- Prepare an emergency kit with a torch, radio, medication, drinking water and essential supplies.
- Keep important telephone numbers handy, including the power cut reporting number, 105.
- Check whether you're eligible for the Priority Services Register with your utility providers.
- Look out for neighbours, particularly those who are older, live alone or may need additional assistance.
Read the Community Risk Register
The 2026 guide contains useful advice on preparing an emergency plan, assembling an emergency grab bag and knowing who to contact when something goes wrong.
We encourage all Misson residents to read the guide and consider what preparations they could make for themselves, their families and their neighbours.
For further emergency preparedness advice, visit:
GOV.UK – Prepare for emergencies
A little preparation today can make a big difference tomorrow.
Misson Parish Council – Supporting a safer, more resilient community.