A major incident was established by the police in relation to an unexploded World War II device in Keyham. All public updates will be made at regular intervals via Plymouth City Council on Facebook, X and at https://www.plymouth.gov.uk/major-incident-updates.
Key health advice for those affected by the displacement:
I would like to talk to someone about my mental health
If you are currently struggling with your mental health and feel like you are in a crisis, call Livewell’s First Response service via NHS 111 (selecting the mental health option) for advice, support and signposting from one of our mental health professionals.
If you find you are struggling to cope, feeling low, anxious or overwhelmed by your thoughts or feelings (but not in a current crisis, in which case call 111 mental health option) then call NHS Talking Therapies Plymouth on 01752 435419. Lines are open Monday to Friday (09.00-17.00)
I have an appointment at a GP / hospital or a health professional is due to come to my home – what do I do?
Please continue to attend scheduled GP or hospital appointments as planned. The NHS will contact you if your appointment needs to be rescheduled. If you have a professional coming to your home, we are working with the NHS and other care providers to coordinate. You will be contacted directly. However, if you have any questions – please call 01752 668000 who will be able to help.
I have to collect a prescription – what do I do?
All pharmacies across the city are open as usual.