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Interested in running an Event then the following links will be useful:

https://www.gov.uk/
Public event planning | Oxfordshire County Council
Temporary Events Notice (England and Wales) - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
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Event safety guide.indd (westoxon.gov.uk)
18 December 2022
UK national threat level is ‘substantial’
Threat levels in themselves do not require specific responses from the public. They are a tool for security practitioners working across different sectors of the Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) and the police to use in determining what protective security response may be required.
Vigilance is vital regardless of the current national threat level. It is especially important given the current national threat. Sharing national threat levels with the general public keeps everyone informed. It explains the context for the various security measures (for example airport security or bag searches) which we may encounter in our daily lives.
If you have information about possible terrorist activity, call the Anti-Terrorist Hotline: 0800 789 321.
The Anti-Terrorist Hotline is for tip-offs and confidential information. For warnings about possible bombs or other urgent threats please call 999.
 

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