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        Amber alert for heavy snow across West Midlands

        Published on 07/01/2026

        Amber alert for heavy snow across West Midlands
        Amber alert for heavy snow across West Midlands

        The Met Office has issued an amber warning for heavy snow, associated with Storm Goretti. This is likely to lead to travel disruption on Thursday 8 and Friday 9 January 2026.

        If you have a hospital appointment please attend if you can, unless you are advised otherwise. If you cannot attend your appointment, please contact our appointments team as soon as possible.

        Please remember to stay safe in the cold weather.

        Slips, trips, and falls are more likely during icy and wet weather, particularly for older people, where a fall can have a serious impact on both physical health and confidence.

        If you’re heading out, simple steps can help reduce the risk:

        • Wear shoes or boots with good grip
        • Keep your hands free and wear gloves
        • Avoid going out early in the morning or late at night when it’s icy and dark
        • Keep warm and wear layers
        • Carry a mobile phone and let someone know your plans
        • Do not travel unless essential

        For more information and advice about the weather warning, visit the Met Office website.

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