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The Met Office and UKHSA have issued an Amber Heat Health Alert for the South East which is due to start at midday on Friday 27 June, until 6pm next Tuesday (1 July).
Amber alerts are issued when the level of heat is likely to impact the whole population - healthy people as well as those who are vulnerable.
Significant impacts are likely across health and social care services due to the high temperatures, including:
the Met Office has now upgraded its Heat Health Alert for the South East from yellow to amber and extended it to 9am next Monday (23 June).
As a reminder when these AMBER alerts are issued the level of heat is likely to impact the whole population - healthy people as well as those who are vulnerable.
This means significant impacts are probable across the health and social care sector due to the high temperatures, including:
YELLOW Heat-Health Alert - (Hot weather response) is in effect from 12PM on 18/06/2025 until 6PM on 22/06/2025 across the South East.
The Met Office, in conjunction with UKHSA, is issuing the following heat-health warning for our area:
Significant impacts are possible across health and social care services due to the high temperatures, including:
AWE are holding a community event to celebrate their 75th anniversary. It will be held at The Link in Tadley from 11am to 5pm on Saturday 28 June. They will be sharing rarely seen photos from their archive as well as providing information about their work in science and technology and our infrastructure plans. Their recruitment team will be present, along with ‘Robodog’, AWE’s very own four-legged robot.
Windmill Road between its junction of Briar Lea Road and its junction with the Crescent will be closed from 16th to 30th June between 0800 and 16:00. This is to enable King Meadow Homes to install a new manhole.
Details of the diversion can be found here - https://one.network/?tm=GB143618193
