Community Resilience is an initiative supported by local, Scottish, and the UK governments originating from the Civil Contingencies Act 2004.  The principle is that communities develop a local plan so that they can help themselves during an emergency in a way that complements, but in no way replaces, the response of the emergency services and other responders.  The purpose of the local plan is to:

• raise awareness and understanding of the local risks and emergency response capability in order to motivate and support self-help

• increase individual, family and community resilience against emergencies

• provide a framework for the delivery of a resilient community plan​

• commence self-help arrangements until support from the emergency services or other agencies is in place.

A Resilience Plan for our local area has been developed by ​your local Inchmarlo, Brathens and Glassel Resilience Committee. Click the box below to download the plan