🚨🇬🇧 BRITAIN SAYS KEEP CASH AND THREE DAYS OF SUPPLIES. COULD YOUR FAMILY COPE? The lights go out. Your card payment fails. The cash machine is offline. How long could your household manage? Britain’s Government is urging families to prepare for THREE DAYS of disruption through its “Be Ready” campaign. Water. Food that needs no cooking or refrigeration. Torches. A radio. Essential medicines. A charged power bank. And CASH. That last recommendation deserves attention. As more of everyday life moves onto phones, apps and electronic payments, emergency preparedness still requires something you can hold in your hand. A bank balance is little comfort at a checkout that cannot process your payment. The official checklist recommends three litres of drinking water per person, per day. For a family of four, that means 36 litres for three days, with more needed for cooking and washing. Could your family manage that tonight? Preparedness advice also raises a question for those in power: how resilient are the essential services we pay for, and what provision exists for people who cannot afford extra supplies? Households have a part to play. Government and infrastructure operators must answer for theirs. At Freedom Train International, we believe preparedness belongs alongside freedom, responsibility and strong communities. Check your cupboards. Build supplies gradually within your budget. Make a family plan. Remember neighbours who may need support. The best time to prepare is while the lights are still on. DON’T BE SCARED. BE PREPARED. Join us: freedomtraininternational.or…