The series

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Every legal, safety and infrastructure claim traces to a named primary source for that jurisdiction, printed with the date it was checked. No collapse, no bunker, no politics.


Cover of Emergency Preparedness UK: a wood engraving of a British terraced house at night in the rain, one upstairs window lit, with the title in bright green over it.

Available162 pages£12.99

Emergency Preparedness UK

What to Do in a Power Cut, a Flood or a Water Loss, What to Store, and What Your Energy Company Owes You

The United Kingdom volume. Built on the National Risk Register 2026, Ofgem's Guaranteed Standards and the Water Resources Act 1991, because those are the rules that actually govern a British household.

  • Why your landline dies with the electricity
  • The UK water figure, which is not the American one
  • What Ofgem says your network operator owes you after 12 hours
  • What the law here permits, and exactly where it stops

Where to buy

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Emergency Preparedness Ireland

The household guide for Ireland

Single jurisdiction, Atlantic weather, an entirely separate legal and utility regime from Britain. In research.

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Emergency Preparedness New Zealand

The household guide for New Zealand

One jurisdiction, unusually strong civil defence culture, and a risk profile no British book covers. In research.

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Which country next?

Ordered by jurisdictional unity rather than population, because a country with one legal regime is one book and a federal country is several.

CountryJurisdictionBooks neededStatus
United KingdomOne, four nations noted1Published
IrelandOne1In research
New ZealandOne1In research
AustraliaFederal, 81 plus state insertsPlanned
CanadaFederal, 103 to 4Planned
United StatesFederal, 5050Not planned