 The scene at Oval underground, south London |
Following last month's bombs and subsequent attempted bombings, we've provided a list of helpful websites and contact numbers.
You will be able to refer to this page if you need advice on travelling around, the capital and for security measures you can take.
There's also contact details for all the police forces, government agencies and other organisations providing information, help and support.
We're continuing to update this page with links and information from the growing number of agencies now involved
Appeal for Information
Officers investigating Thursday's bombs at Warren Street, Oval and Shepherd's Bush underground stations, and on a bus in Hackney want members of the public with any information, including pictures taken on mobile phones or anyone who was an eyewitness to contact them: Anti Terrorist Branch Hotline
Call 0800 789 321 if you have any information
Metropolitan Police
Advice and informationUK Resilience
Last year, the government issued booklets to every household about preparing for emergencies.
Mayor of London
Transport for London
TfL's website is receiving a high volume of traffic, but it is still displaying essential information.
City of London Police
British Transport Police
London Fire Brigade
MI5 Advice for Businesses
The Security Service (MI5) has specific information on its wesbite about what businesses can do to protect themselves from terrorist attacks
Directgov
Trauma support
We spoke to Maureen Kavanagh about dealing with trauma, and how to set up a support group.
RCP
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