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Community Emergency Plan

Our community already comes together to support one another in times of need. However, experience has shown that taking the time to prepare a Community Emergency Plan will help us respond more effectively and recover more quickly when emergencies occur.

The Parish Council, working in partnership with local community groups and residents, will be developing a Community Emergency Plan. This plan will form part of a coordinated response alongside the Emergency Services, local authorities, agencies and other responders.

Volunteers play a vital role in both preparing for and responding to emergency events. Their contribution not only helps meet immediate needs during an incident but also promotes a culture of preparedness and strengthens community resilience. As we continue to face a range of potential emergencies, including flooding, severe weather and wildfires, the role of volunteers remains invaluable.

For more information about community resilience and emergency planning, please visit the Suffolk Resilience Forum website.

If you would like further information or you are interested in becoming part of our village volunteer network and want to make a real difference when it matters most, please contact us by emailing: