Bicarbonate of soda isn’t just for baking—it’s one of the most versatile survival items you can own. It is cheap, lightweight, and ridiculously versatile—cleaning, hygiene, first aid, even fire safety. Most people stockpile loads of item but over look the ones that do everything! This pocket friendly powder could replace HALF your emergency supplies. In…
A deep pantry is a term you will hear used frequently by anyone with an interest in emergency preparedness. Simply put, it is a food storage approach where you keep a large, rotating store of everyday foods—far beyond just a few days or a week’s worth. Instead of buying groceries only when you run out,…
When conflict disrupts supply or creates uncertainty, global prices rise. Even countries like the UK, which import from multiple places, still buy energy on global markets, not isolated ones.
Whilst prepping is very common in America, many people in the UK prepare in ways that are unnecessary or impractical. With much of the readily available information and advice being from the USA, this can be confusing when you are a beginner.
Go through these questions quickly. If you can answer yes to most of them, you are already well prepared.
UK emergency planning by organisations like the UK Government and the National Risk Register focuses on events that are most likely to affect daily life.
If you’re skeptical about emergency preparedness, that’s actually a good place to start—because historically, most people were skeptical… right up until something went wrong.
Emergency preparedness is the process of planning, organising, and getting ready to respond effectively to unexpected events or disasters—so you can protect yourself and others and reduce harm.
If you are thinking about getting started with emergency preparedness it can be very overwhelming knowing where to start and what you actually should be doing. The key is to start small, focus on basics, and build over time.
