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Planning for the Day the Earth Moves for You

A few days ago, as I write this, England suffered its most intense earthquake for just over a decade. It happened only a few miles from the very centre of the country and measured some 4.8 on the Richter scale. Rather a puny earthquake compared to those experienced in countries that sit astride the junction between tectonic plates but it was about as strong a shaking as this island ever suffers. One church steeple fell along with a number of chimneys, walls cracked and teacups were rattled across most of the country. No-one was killed, no-one was even injured. This is a not unusual outcome when we suffer an earthquake, but people have died in UK earthquakes. In all some 11 deaths have been recorded over about 500