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Useful Links

For advice on how to prepare for emergencies:

North Yorkshire Local Resilience Forum: https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/north-yorkshire-local-resilience-forum
UK Government Prepare: https://prepare.campaign.gov.uk/

For advice about home fire safety: https://www.northyorksfire.gov.uk/your-safety

For advice on business fire safety: https://www.northyorksfire.gov.uk/business-safety/

References

Council, N. F. (n.d.). Community risk management planning strategic framework. Retrieved from National Fire Chiefs Council: Community risk management planning strategic framework – NFCC

Department for Transport. (2025). Mapping Application for Visualising Road Injury Casualties. Retrieved from MAVRIC

Experian. (n.d.). Mosaic Segmentation Groups | Target Smarter with Experian

HMG Cabinet Office. (2025). National Risk Register 2025.

HMG Home Office. (2020). Detailed analysis of fires attended by fire and rescue services.

HMG Home Office. (2023). Economic and Social Cost of Fire.

HMG Home Office. (2024). Detailed analysis of fires attended and response times by fire and rescue services, England.

Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. (2024). Housing targets increased to get Britain building again – GOV.UK

NFCC. (2022). National Risk Methodology for UK FRS: Domestic Dwelling Fires.

NFCC. (2023). National Risk Methodology for UK FRS: Road Traffic Collisions.

NFCC. (n.d.). Community risk management planning strategic framework: NFCC. Retrieved from National Fire Chiefs Council website: Community risk management planning strategic framework – NFCC

North Yorkshire Council. (2023). North Yorkshire Council Climate Change Strategy 2023-2030.

North Yorkshire Health and Wellbeing Board. (2024). North Yorkshire Joint Local Health and Wellbeing Strategy 2023–2030.

NYLRF. (2025). York and North Yorkshire Community Risk Register.

UK Resilience Academy. (2025). https://www.wdtrust.org.uk/NOS-Resilience-Emergencies/

York and North Yorkshire LEP. (2023). Labour Market Analysis.

Yorkshire Peat Partnership. (2009). 15 Year Report.

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