• Open all doors and windows to let gas escape
• Do not turn light switches on or off, use door bells, mobile phones or any other electrical switches or appliances
• Do not smoke, light a match or use any other kind of naked flame
• Call the 24 hour National Gas Emergency hotline

http://www.gassaferegister.co.uk/help/gas_emergency.aspx

To identify your electricity distributor you’ll need the relevant two digits shown as part of your supply number on your electricity bill. This number is made up of 13 digits and shown in the bottom row of the ‘S grid’. The image below shows an example of this. Alternatively, you can call 0800 096 9000 to find out who your electricity distributor is.

Log on to the following to find the emergency contact details http://www.edfenergy.com/safety-emergencies/

 Power cut

• Local network operators are responsible for looking after the cables they use to supply your electricity.  You will need to contact the operator in your area directly.  Before you do, it may be worth checking a few things
• Check your trip switch to make sure that you don’t have a fault with your wiring or appliance
• Check to see if you neighbours are affected.  If they are, it’s more likely to be a problem with the local network and you will need to contact your network operator

• Eastern Electricity – EDF Distribution:  0800 783 8838
• East MIdlands Electricity – Western Power Distribution:  0800 056 8090
• London Electricity – EDF Distribution:  0800 783 8838
• MANWEB – Scottish Power:  0845 272 2424
• Midlands Electricity – Western Power Distribution:  0800 056 8090
• Northern Electric – NEDL:  0800 668 877
• NORWEB – United Utilities:  0800 195 4141
• Scottish Hydro Electric – S&SE:  0845 300 999
• Scottish Power – Scottsh Power:  0845 272 2424
• SEEBOARD – EDF Distribution:  0800 783 8838
• Southern Electric – S&SE:  0845 300 999
• Soth Wales – Western Power Distribution:  0800 056 8090
• South West – Western Power Distribution:  0800 056 8090
• Yorkshire Electricity – YEDL:  0800 375 675

NICEIC is the UK’s leading voluntary regulatory body for the electrical contracting industry. It has been assessing the electrical competence of electricians for over fifty years and currently maintains a roll of over 26,000 registered contractors. Choosing an NICEIC registered electrician is a householder’s best way to ensure a safe job.

www.niceic.com

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