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of the project including aiming to reach seldom heard audiences (including non-digital and non-English speaking people) with winter content being translated into a number of languages as well as running a hyper-local test campaign in community magazines across Birmingham, Glasgow and Newcastle

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., Dora, J. Pyatt, N., Quinn, A.D., Reeder, T. (2021). Review of Network Rail’s Weather Resilience and Climate Change Adaptation Plans. A report for the Office of Rail and Road. Climate Sense Ltd and Birmingham Centre for Railway Research & Education (BCRRE), University of Birmingham. March 2021

, Bristol, Cardiff GAMET Central: Birmingham, Manchester, Humberside, Newcastle GAMET North: Glasgow, Aberdeen, Inverness, Kirkwall The Met Office provides 4 such forecasts, covering different parts of the UK and including specific forecasts of significant weather, outlook and upper wind information

the forecast on student radio.” By the time he began an MSc in Applied Meteorology and Climatology at the University of Birmingham, Anthony knew he wanted to explore how the weather impacts everyday life. So, after adding a PhD in air quality, he joined the Met Office in 2001. Making a difference When working

MOUNTBATTEN Area 4 - South Western BRISTOL Area 5 - Severn Valley BIRMINGHAM COLESHILL Area 6 - Midlands MANCHESTER (WOODFORD) Area 7 - West Pennines CARLISLE Area 8 - North Western BOULMER Area 9 - Borders LEEMING Area 10 - North Eastern WADDINGTON Area 11 - East Pennines MARHAM Area 12 - East Anglia

BOURNEMOUTH (HURN) Area 3 - Southern PLYMOUTH MOUNTBATTEN Area 4 - South Western BRISTOL Area 5 - Severn Valley BIRMINGHAM COLESHILL Area 6 - Midlands MANCHESTER (WOODFORD) Area 7 - West Pennines CARLISLE Area 8 - North Western BOULMER Area 9 - Borders LEEMING Area 10 - North Eastern WADDINGTON Area

at Birmingham University that Alex’s interest in the weather and climate was sparked. After graduating in 1997, he joined the Met Office’s meteorology training scheme. “It fitted me perfectly,” he recalls, “a case of moving on from studying the atmospheres of other planets, to going back to Earth.” One of his

throughout the war. The Forecasting Division was to move to Dunstable in Bedfordshire, conveniently located for communications but war broke out before the new buildings were completed and the Division was temporarily evacuated to Birmingham on 27 August 1939 switching to Dunstable in February 1940

separated into its various divisions and these were then dispersed around the country. A small HQ unit remained in London throughout the war, whilst the Forecasting unit temporarily evacuated to Birmingham on 27 August before relocating to the planned location at Dunstable in Bedfordshire