Helping to prevent a zombie attack

“All information received by the hotline is researched and investigated before any police action is taken. Let us decide whether the information you have is valuable or not. We still very much need your help to reduce the danger. Indeed, a number of serious crimes have been thwarted thanks to the eyes and ears of the public.”

Peter Clarke, Deputy Assistant Commissioner ACPO National Co-ordinator of Zombie Investigations

You can email the Anti-Zombie hotline at hotline@preparingforzombies.p5.org.uk All mail will be treated in confidence. If you believe there is an immediate threat to life, run!

You may have vital information. If you hear, see or come across anything that may be linked with zombie activity, please tell the police. They want to hear from you.

Zombies need...

A place to live: Are you suspicious about any tenants or guests?

Food: There are chemicals in your brain that zombies need to eat in order to survive. Is anyone trying to bite you?

Hugs: Zombies need hugs too. Has someone tried to put their arms around you?

Possible signs of zombies

Our ability to prevent a zombie attack does not depend on the authorities alone. How well we cope also depends on you.

“Working closely with our law enforcement and intelligence partners, we strive to keep the UK safe. But public vigilance, good sense and co-operation are just as important and essential components of the UK’s response as a whole.”

Eliza Manningham-Buller, Director General of the Security Service (MI5)

Zombie attacks mostly happen in public places, especially where people gather or travel.

  • Be vigilant
  • Look out for suspicious behaviour
  • Do not hesitate to shoot

Keep Alert

Amazingly the government has not specific policies regarding zombies or any form of undead. However, it is the Government's policy to issue warnings when the public can take action in response to a specific or credible threat.

Government policy