Sign up to the severe weather warning service Tune in to local radio and TV stations for regional weather forecasts Check on neighbours and offer assistance if needed Wrap up warm in several thin layers Keep active – move around as much as you are able at least once an hour to keep warm Conserve energy by using one room and maintaining its temperature at 15°/20° Celsius (60°/70° Fahrenheit) Have at least one hot meal a day Fill some clean containers with fresh water in case supplies fail If you rely on one source of energy for heating, lighting or are operating essential equipment - make sure you have adequate standby arrangements Further information can be found on the NHS Keep Warm, Keep Well website and the power loss and emergencies section of the SP Energy Networks website. If you do need to travel in severe weather, information can be found in the Highways Agency leaflet "Driving in severe weather – helping you steer clear of trouble" [pdf].

More information about driving in icy and snowy weather [GOV.UK website] and advice for motorists for winter drivingfrom Cheshire Constabulary. We spread grit when the Met Office forecasts frost or icy conditions, aiming to prevent ice from forming on the roads. There is  more information on routes at our winter gritting page. Avoid going outside during the hottest part of the day When outside stay in the shade Drink plenty of fluids, but avoid alcoholic drinks Take cool showers or baths / use water sprays or apply damp cloth to the back of your neck Close curtains and windows in the day when it is hotter outside and open windows at night when the temperature has dropped Remember not to leave pets in hot places and ensure they have plenty of water Further information can be found in the NHS guidance "Looking after yourself and others during hot weather" [pdf]. The emergency services, Highways Agency and the council will advise if you should avoid travel.  

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