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There are currently no health alerts or other expected risks to our community.
Whilst we have identified no community-wide risks, we advise residents to remain vigilant and mindful to protect themselves, their neighbours and our wider community. We should be aware of risks to individual households, such as scams, cybercrime and theft. Always stay aware, and use this opportunity to prepare ourselves for any potential problems.
Use the guidance on our website to protect yourselves.
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Alert Status Update
There are currently no health alerts or other expected risks to our community.
Whilst we have identified no community-wide risks, we advise residents to remain vigilant and mindful to protect themselves, their neighbours and our wider community. We should be aware of risks to individual households, such as scams, cybercrime and theft. Always stay aware, and use this opportunity to prepare ourselves for any potential problems.
Use the guidance on our website to protect yourselves.
For help with preparing for this or any other Risk Alert, please see the guidance on our website:
resilience.wraysbury.com
Full details of this alert:
resilience.wraysbury.com/alert-status-update-3/
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Heat health alert issued for the South East
The yellow heat health alert is in effect from 9AM on 28/07/2026 until 9AM on 31/07/2026 across the South East. The yellow alert has a matrix score of 10. This means:Significant impacts are possible across health and social care services due to the high temperatures, including:
a rise in deaths, particularly among those aged 65 and over or with health conditions. There may also be impacts on younger age groups
a likely increase in demand for health services
internal temperatures in care settings (hospitals and care homes) may exceed the recommended threshold for clinical risk assessment
the heat affecting the ability of the workforce to deliver services
indoor environments overheating increasing the risk to vulnerable people living independently in community and care settings
water-related incidents may increase, including risks from cold-water shock and drowning
For more help with coping with hot weather see our page here
For help with preparing for this or any other Risk Alert, please see the guidance on our website:
resilience.wraysbury.com
Full details of this alert:
resilience.wraysbury.com/heat-health-alert-issued-for-the-south-east-2/
Heat health alert issued for the South East – Wraysbury & Horton Resilience
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The yellow heat health alert is in effect from 9AM on 28/07/2026 until 9AM on 31/07/2026 across the South East. The yellow alert has a matrix score of 10. This means:Significant impacts are possib…0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Do you take SSRI or SNRI antidepressants such as Citalopram, Sertraline, Venlafaxine or Fluoxetine? These medications can affect your body's ability to regulate temperature during hot weather, increase photosensitivity, and lead to dehydration and problems with normal sweating.
Make sure to take extra precautions in the sun – stay hydrated, seek shade in the hottest part of the day, and always use SPF sun cream.
Please be extra vigilant for young children and older adults during this hot weather 🌡️🌞
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