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'We need to act now': UK government urged to prepare for heatwaves or risk 'breaking point' - Vimarsana News

'We need to act now': UK government urged to prepare for heatwaves or risk 'breaking point'

Local authorities, first responders, utility companies and transport sector warn England is unprepared for extreme heat events

Find out more about the work of Isle of Wight council cabinet member, Karen Lucioni's portfolio - Vimarsana News

Find out more about the work of Isle of Wight council cabinet member, Karen Lucioni's portfolio

Cllr Lucioni explains work that's taken place at Isle of Wight crematorium grounds, details community engagement, gives tips for recycling and reminds us of a rogue trader conviction

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Troll of Trondheim? Isn't that what we used to call winter? - Vimarsana News

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Troll of Trondheim? Isn't that what we used to call winter?

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: My guess is that, before half the country turns into Ice Station Zebra, most people have already adapted to the cold snap.

3,200 excess deaths in England and Wales during heatwave summer, government data confirms - Vimarsana News

3,200 excess deaths in England and Wales during heatwave summer, government data confirms

Release of figures suggesting link between mortality and high temperatures prompts calls for government to enhance its preparedness for future heatwaves

Climate Change Made Deadly UK Heat Wave at Least 10 Times More Likely: Study - Vimarsana News

Climate Change Made Deadly UK Heat Wave at Least 10 Times More Likely: Study

The UK's heat wave earlier this month fueled so many blazes in London that the city's fire service was busier than any day since Nazi attacks in World War