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About ACT for Local Authorities … A local approach … ACT for … of the UK government’s counter terrorism strategy (known as CONTEST) and has been designed to support this work at aaccessible methodologies, such as the use of vehicles as weapons, homemade explosives, and bladed or blunt-force …
… The Outdoor Education Advisers’ Panel (OEAP) is the lead body for guidance, … learning, educational visits and adventurous activities as an integral part of their school curriculum. We recommend … suspicious activity and how to respond to a weapons attack; • You should consider completing the …
… – Vehicle-borne Improvised Explosive Device (VBIED) A VBIED is a vehicle which contains and delivers an … goods vehicles and have historically caused significant casualties when detonated near to or within crowded places or … in the UK. Such attacks may be multi-layered, including firearms, weapons (including fire as a weapon), or any …
… The first stage of the risk assessment process is risk identification. … as a Weapon (VAW) Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) Fire as a Weapon (FAW) Chemical, biological and radiological …
… 1. Procedures for handling bomb threats The vast majority of bomb threats are … of physical attack, e.g. the possibility of a vehicle as a weapon or knife attack?   3. Actions to consider …
… 1. Introduction Attacks using chemical, biological or radiological (CBR) … and expertise. Alternative methods of attack, such as explosive devices, are more reliable, safe and easier for … to consider other emergency response plans such as fire evacuation, may already exist within your organisation, …
… Terrorism threat levels are designed to give a broad indication of the likelihood of a terrorist attack and are based on a range of factors including current intelligence, … and respond using REMOVE.REMOVE.REMOVE. respond to firearms and weapons attacks and the importance of Run. …