Missing, of course, is any mention of firearms (to deter goblins and scumbags from relieving people from their generator, water, food and all the other stuff).
But speaking of stuff: I estimate that this little list is about 10% of what you would really need should ol’ El Niño come a-calling. (We’ll ignore for the moment that El Niño poses little danger to Britishland. Their biggest danger will be that their own government’s actions are likely to cause total social- and infrastructure collapse.)
Anyway: feel free to list the most egregious omissions, in Comments.
I’m astonished they didn’t recommend a solar panel and a wind turbine in lieu of that gas generator.
I guess the propane for that generator, since they didn’t say “petrol.”
They better have a room full of bottled water…or they could have decent gravity fed water filter.
A diet of non-tinned, non cooked food is going to be really boring really fast. They’ll want some variety after a few days.
I have lots of “tinned” food, and a couple of nice manual “tin” openers, and my old army P38 can opener I’ve had on my key chain ~ 60 years as a backup.
They can’t have a firearm, and probably not more than a butter knife; could they get away with a cricket bat as long as they only threatened but didn’t actually use it?
Aside: I just heard Keir Starmer speaking at some length for the first time yesterday.
OMG, what a fucking metrosexual girly man. He was disgusting in his entirety – voice, facial expressions, lack of eye contact, body language, speech content, everything. How on earth did he get elected?