Household preparedness
Food, water, essential supplies, documents and the practical needs of children, older relatives and pets.
Civilian preparedness / Greater London
A clear plan.
More options.
Better prepared.
Practical, bespoke emergency planning for you and your family — from prolonged power cuts to severe disruption.
Discuss your plan →Explore our servicesLONDON & THE M25TAILORED TO YOUR HOUSEHOLDPLANNING · EQUIPMENT · PRACTICE
Preparation with purpose
Equipment is only
part of the plan.
When everyday systems stop working, a collection of supplies is not enough. You need to know where to go, how to communicate and what to do first.
Tactical Planning helps you think through those decisions before pressure, uncertainty and disruption make them harder.
Our focus is households in Greater London and within the M25, with enquiries welcome from elsewhere in the UK. Plans take account of your location, family needs, property and budget.
A joined-up approach
Build resilience around your life.
Power & communications
Backup power options, lighting, charging and alternatives when mobile networks or the internet are unavailable.
Shelter & location planning
Compare staying at home, alternative accommodation and specialist shelter options, with their limitations made explicit.
Movement & contingencies
Reunification arrangements, transport alternatives and decision points if normal travel is disrupted.
Equipment & practical skills
Prioritise useful equipment, organise storage and rehearse the tasks your plan depends on.
Business resilience enquiries
Explore premises, staff communications, critical records and operational dependencies through a separately scoped enquiry.
Think beyond the first disruption
One incident.
Several consequences.
A serious incident can affect power, transport, communications and supplies at the same time.
We explore credible dependencies and contingency options, including severe conflict-related scenarios where requested. These are planning exercises, not predictions.
Explore the planning scenarios →
Conceptual impact graphic. Not a map, blast-radius calculation or forecast.
From discussion to practice
Understand.
Prioritise.
Rehearse.
- Understand your situation. Establish priorities, constraints and the scenarios you want to cover.
- Develop practical options. Compare costs, limitations and dependencies before committing.
- Make the plan usable. Set out responsibilities, communications and contingencies.
- Practise and review. Identify gaps through drills and refresh the plan as circumstances change.
Start with a conversation
What would your family do next?
Tell us your general location, priorities and the level of preparation you have in mind.
Discuss your requirements →