The Future of emergency planning in London : a contribution to the debate about the government of the Capital : stage one : the framework of local planning.

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Horlick-Jones, Tom

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London : London Emergency Planning Information Centre, 1992Description: 16 pISBN:

1870826078pbk

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P 363.34709421 FUT

Subject: This report is a policy paper by EPICENTRE addressing the process of re-thinking the organisation of hazard assessment and emergency planning for London and deals with the framework for local planning

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An earlier version of this report was prepared for the Association of London Authorities as a response to the Home Office consultation paper "Emergency planning in metropolitan areas" -- t.p.

An EPICENTRE report

Bibliography: p. 15-16

This report is a policy paper by EPICENTRE addressing the process of re-thinking the organisation of hazard assessment and emergency planning for London and deals with the framework for local planning

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