Information and advice to help you get prepared for winter.
Latest weather information
The Met Office has the latest weather information and weather warnings.
Go to the Met Office website (external site)
WeatherReady campaign
The Met Office has put together some very useful information about being prepared for winter on their website.
Go to the WeatherReady campaign webpages (external site)
SP Energy Networks provides electricity to homes and businesses throughout North Wales.
Go the power cut webpage on SP Energy Networks' website (external site)
Tips
- Make sure that your online account details with SP Energy Networks is up to date. You may be able to get direct messages to your mobile device that will update you about a power cut.
- Have the national 105 emergency helpline on hand – it’s best to keep this on the fridge or saved in the contacts on your mobile phone. Report any power cuts immediately and we will keep you updated by text or voice alert messaging whilst our engineers are working to restore your power.
- Store a battery or wind-up torch – leave this somewhere you can access easily so you can use the torch to check on the fuse box and make your way around the house safely.
- Beware of fallen power lines – power lines may have fallen so beware of this when venturing out of your home. Always treat them as live and report them right away by calling 105.
- Keep your mobile charged – having your mobile phone charged means you can call for support if needed. It’s also worth having an analogue phone as this doesn’t run off the main electricity supply.
- Keep the heat in – if your power does go out, your heating might not work so keep extra blankets nearby and close window shutters, blinds, or curtains to help keep the heat in.
Headteachers generally decide if a school should close in severe weather.
To find out if your school is closed, visit the school’s website or go to the council's Facebook page (you do not need a Facebook account to see the information).
There is a network of places that can offer people in Anglesey, who are struggling with the cost of living, a warm welcome by offering a warm shelter, a chat or a cup of tea.
Search warm spaces on Medrwn Môn’s 'Connect Anglesey' website for the list of areas that offer this service.
Your local leisure centre
Môn Actif leisure centres will continue to offer a warm space and free showers during centre opening hours this winter at:
Use our online form to report a fallen tree on the road.
Go to webpage for reporting problems on roads and pavements
Emergencies
If you want to report an emergency outside our working hours (our working hours are 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday), please call the out of hours emergency phoneline on 01248 723 062