About us

The Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Resilience Forum covers the policing area of Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.

We work together with partners to safeguard the lives, property and wellbeing of residents, communities and businesses, and help reduce the impact from emergencies and major incidents.

Preparing for emergencies is part of our day-to-day job. We are required to deliver emergency planning by:

  • Co-operating and sharing information to improve co-ordination and collaboration between partners
  • Assessing the type of risks that might affect our region and the likelihood they might happen
  • Putting in place:
    • emergency plans, each addressing a different type of scenario
    • business continuity management arrangements
    • arrangements to warn, inform and advise the public in the event of an emergency
  • Making information available to the public about protecting their property, the community and the environment
  • Providing advice and assistance to businesses and voluntary organisations about business continuity management
  • Training and exercising – we have a schedule of training, testing and undertake practice exercises to ensure that partners and their staff are familiar with the plans

LLR Resilience Forum partners

Category 1 responders

Organisations at the core of the response to most emergencies, with full responsibility to protect communities:

Category 2 responders

Co-operating bodies that are less likely to be involved in the core planning work but may be heavily involved in incidents:

  • Health and Safety Executive (HSE)
    Monitoring safety of hazardous processes and infrastructure.
  • Met Office
    Providing weather and climate information, warnings and advice.
  • East Midlands Airport
    Making bespoke plans for site-specific incidents at East Midlands Airport and its immediate vicinity.
  • Mining Remediation Authority
    Managing effects of past coal mining, mine water pollution and other mining legacy issues.
  • Highways England
    Managing and improving England’s Road network, ensuring safer journeys.
  • Network Rail
    Maintaining the railway infrastructure in England, Scotland and Wales.
  • Cadent
    Keeping communities warm, safe and connected, responding quickly in a gas emergency.
  • National Grid
    Delivering gas and electricity to homes and businesses.
  • Severn Trent
    Operating across the Midlands and Wales, providing fresh, clean drinking water to homes and businesses, protecting the environment.
  • Anglian Water
    Operating in the East of England, providing water supply, sewerage and sewage treatment.

Other key partners

  • Animal and Plant Health Agency
    Leading on incidents of notifiable animal disease.
  • Military
    Supporting the civil authorities when they have an urgent and specialised need for assistance to deal with a major incident.
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