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Southern Region, Judge D. Agnew, Mr R Wilkey FRICS
Southern Region, Judge D. R. Whitney, Mr M Ayres FRICS and Mrs J Herrington on 14 December 2021
This page contains resources to help you stay aware of emerging weather risks and help the public to prepare for and respond to weather, and to stay safe and protect their homes.
Health advice for those planning events and mass gatherings during periods of hot weather in England.
The Environment Agency has moved Sussex into a state of prolonged dry weather, joining Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
The Weather-Health Alerting (WHA) system provides an early warning when adverse temperatures are likely to impact on the health and wellbeing of the population.
Southern Region, Tribunal Judge H Lumby on 10 February 2026.
Southern Region, Judge J Dobson, Mr B Bourne MRICS & Mr M Jenkinson on 27th February 2024.
Information about local services that have been disrupted by severe weather conditions
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