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Posted By: Mark Emergency Numbers - 9th Apr 2007 2:41pm
I will up date this Topic with Numbers that Members share?

Hospitals, Doctors, Vets, etc..

1 Quick Click to find the Numbers you need.
Posted By: Mark Re: Emergency Numbers - 15th Jan 2008 5:28pm
Got this through the Door Thanks to our local
Liberal Democrat. Any way some hand numbers.

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Posted By: Mark Re: Emergency Numbers - 15th Mar 2009 8:58am
Police 24 Hours - 0151 709 6010

Police Bromborough Daytime - 0151 777 2530

Water & Gas Leaks - 0800 111 999

NHS Direct - 0845 4647

Arrowe Park Hospital - 0151 678 5111

Clatterbridge Hospital - 0151 334 4000

Fire Brigade - 0151 227 4466

Wirral Borough Council - 0151 606 2000

Samaritans - 0151 708 8888

Trading Standards - 0151 666 5288

Wirral Community Patrol - 0151 666 5265

Citizens Advice Bureau - 0151 645 8793

Street Scene - 0151 606 2004

Anti Social Behaviour Team - 0151 666 5066/7

WIRED Disability - 0151 670 1500
Posted By: Angela Re: Emergency Numbers - 15th Mar 2009 8:28pm
This may have been mentioned before but I think it's worth mentioning again.ICE came about from an idea that a paremedic came up with.It's a very simple but effective idea.You simply put a contact number in your mobile under the heading ICE.You can have more than one number so you could have ICE1 followed by ICE2 etc. If you're unfortunate enough to be involved in an accident and the paramedics go through the numbers in your mobile,when they see a number under ICE,they know this is a contact number.
Angela
Posted By: RUDEBOX Re: Emergency Numbers - 15th Mar 2009 9:19pm
I got an emergency number on my mobe under An Emergency Number! As the 'contact' is first in the list i thought it easier to find than ICE ?!
Posted By: Wench Re: Emergency Numbers - 15th Mar 2009 9:48pm
The problem with that Rude is that they will be looking for "ICE". They are not to know that you have put it under "an emergency number". Just because it is first in the list, doesn't mean it will be spotted. You know it's there, but they won't necessarily put 2 and 2 together.

I have 4 "ICE" numbers in my phone just in case the others don't answer.
Posted By: RUDEBOX Re: Emergency Numbers - 15th Mar 2009 11:21pm
Good point! Never heard of ICE though-whats it mean?
Posted By: SoundLad Re: Emergency Numbers - 15th Mar 2009 11:22pm
In case of Emergency laugh
Posted By: bert1 Re: Emergency Numbers - 16th Mar 2009 6:13am
Originally Posted by SoundLad
In case of Emergency laugh


Now you will get some of them breaking the phone screen with a hammer.
Posted By: jimbob Re: Emergency Numbers - 16th Mar 2009 9:16pm
Whats wrong with the phone number with a heading of home or wife/husband. is that 2 simple.
Posted By: Wench Re: Emergency Numbers - 16th Mar 2009 10:17pm
It's a nationally recognised scheme now jimbob, I'm tempted to say probably international.

The problem with just having wife/husband etc is that time is of the essence in situations that require the use of this number. I still have my ex husband in my phone as husband but that's due to a standing joke (I'm still in his as wifey raftl ).

It's much easier for the Emergency Services to search under one word as opposed to going through the whole contacts list. Not everyone is married, or has parents etc or even someone they have to contact in such a situation.

It's a "covers all bases" heading really.
Posted By: hoseman Re: Emergency Numbers - 16th Mar 2009 11:13pm
Im going to put my vets number down incase i get run over!
Been going to the docs for years and they cant cure me, give someone else a go!!!
Posted By: BMW Joe Re: Emergency Numbers - 16th Mar 2009 11:16pm
If I had 2 ICE contacts, I'd be tempted to call the 3rd BABY


...Sorry....


Didn't know about the ICE contact though, might have to do that now....who wants to be mine? lol
Posted By: Wench Re: Emergency Numbers - 16th Mar 2009 11:18pm
Don't start me on that Joe - I still remember the dance for Ice Ice Baby raftl I still love that track!!
Posted By: phalinmegob Re: Emergency Numbers - 18th Mar 2009 9:29pm
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even better !!!
Posted By: WetSocks Re: Emergency Numbers - 31st Jul 2009 11:36pm
Originally Posted by Mark
Water & Gas Leaks - 0800 111 999


That's Transco (national grid gas) and for gas leaks only.

Water is either:

UU Leakline (non-emergency) - 0800 33 00 33 or

UU Supply Emergencies - 0845 746 2200 (clean water and sewage problems)
Posted By: dodie Re: Emergency Numbers - 25th Feb 2010 6:07pm
heating engineer domestic/commercial avaliable for emergency breakdowns l.lord certs only £35 no callout charge gas safe registered tel anytime 07984051336
Posted By: Nigel Re: Emergency Numbers - 5th Apr 2010 8:56pm
Originally Posted by Wench
The problem with that Rude is that they will be looking for "ICE". They are not to know that you have put it under "an emergency number". Just because it is first in the list, doesn't mean it will be spotted. You know it's there, but they won't necessarily put 2 and 2 together.

I have 4 "ICE" numbers in my phone just in case the others don't answer.


This is something everone should do have an "ICE" in thier mobile phone.
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