Helping you in an emergency
The Norfolk Resilience Forum (NRF) has been set up to provide information to the public to warn and inform about emergencies. Our aim is to make you aware when there is a risk of an emergency and what our planned response will be and also to provide you with information and advice as necessary at the time of an emergency.
To find more information on preparing for specific risks click the know your risks tab.
We hope you will find this website of assistance and interest.
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⚠️ If the offer seems too good to be true 🤑
⚠️You're asked to pay via bank transfer, not with a secure payment option 🔍
⚠️You receive a fake email receipt or the email address does not match the genuine senders 📲
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About the Norfolk Resilience Forum
The Norfolk Resilience Forum (NRF) provides information to the public to help them plan and prepare for an emergency that may affect our county.
Preparing your home
Emergencies happen. Find out how you and your family can prepare for, respond to, and recover from emergencies.
Preparing your business
Whether you are a large or SME business, have you got the ability to respond swiftly to an emergency?
Preparing your community
Community Resilience – using local resources and knowledge to help themselves during an emergency.
Emergency advice for children
Stay safe, stay spooky
/0 Comments/in News /by Ashleigh JonesA new single point of contact for flooding in Norfolk has been launched, allowing residents to report any sort of flooding quickly and efficiently
/in News /by Gemma BaileyThe Norfolk Strategic Flooding Alliance is a new taskforce, brought together in early 2021, to work so that Norfolk communities and infrastructure are safer and more resilient to the risks of inland and coastal flooding. The Alliance includes, among others, the Environment Agency, Anglian Water, the Association of Drainage Authorities, the Water Management Alliance, Water […]