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Press pause – are you sufficiently covered in the cold weather?
After eleven days of ice and snow, here are some handy hints on how to manage your site so it is safe and open for business whatever the winter weather.
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Frost and ice forecast – a look ahead to this winter
It is late November, clear skies and the first widespread frosts of the year are forecast.
Gloucestershire Gritting has been busy preparing for the new Winter season.
Back to work and it’s cold out there
BRRRR – it’s a cold start to the New Year. The news too is pretty chilly for facilities managers seeking to keep their businesses running smoothly through the coldest part of the winter.
The outlook is cold
Late November, clear skies and the first widespread frosts of the year are forecast.
Gloucestershire Gritting has been busy preparing for the new season as the weather outlook is cold.
Putting on the white stuff
This autumn and winter have been notably wet. However, the long-range forecast is predicting high pressure with a warning of the increasing likelihood of fog and frost patches.
Wet roads and freezing temperatures equal ice hazard: Don’t let this be your car park!
It has been a wet few weeks, as anyone living in Gloucestershire and Swindon doesn’t need reminding. However, standing water will quickly become an ice hazard as the weather turns cold.
Be a smooth operator this winter!
Every responsible business puts in place plans to minimise the disruption and additional costs caused by uncertainty. Find out how Gloucestershire Gritting can help make your life that little bit easier this winter
Red sky at night, shepherd’s delight
It has been an interesting winter and in this final blog of the season, we want to reflect on the stand out features of the year.
Whither the weather? A flexible safeguard for business
This month’s blog looks at how businesses can build resilience in the face of atypical weather patterns.
Now’s the time to review winter weather plans
As the Met Office predicts cold weather for the end of January and early February, Gloucestershire Gritting looks at some of the steps businesses can take now to get ahead of the winter weather