Welcome to the15:00 Alert Party

[wiggydiggy]

Mainly residential mobiles & holiday caravans. Not sure I've seen a tent there in years!

Yeah the pitches all said 'No Ground Tents' when I looked, maybe a floating tent (a boat tent?) would be allowed lol.

 

[PeteXXX]

Yeah the pitches all said 'No Ground Tents' when I looked, maybe a floating tent (a boat tent?) would be allowed lol.

A friend of mine has a houseboat there if that counts😊

 

[Electric_Andy]

We have English phone numbers but are in Greece, ours didn't go off. Maybe it detects location

 

[Vapin' Joe]

Nothing on mine.

You're obviously considered exspendable.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

We have English phone numbers but are in Greece, ours didn't go off. Maybe it detects location

The alert is triggered from the phone masts. If you’re not connected to a UK phone mast you wouldn't get the alert.

 

[lazybloke]

I was roaming the supermarket and alarms were going off everywhere. Not mine though, despite having good reception on Giff Gaff (O2?).



I was driving home nearly 20 minutes later when it finally decided to make me leap out my skin.

 

[classic33]

We have English phone numbers but are in Greece, ours didn't go off. Maybe it detects location

Not connected to any mobile mast in the UK.

The only alerts I ever got were whilst in Ireland. One was a missing person, later a murder. The other was whilst passing Craggy Island, just outside Limerick, and was for two girls from the UK and a man and woman who they may have been travelling with.
Both were text messages received on roaming, which cost me.

 

[ebikeerwidnes]

It makes sense that you have to be on a UK mast to have got it

it means that they can send an alert to people known to be in specific areas in cases like flooding

rather than just people registered in that area

or incoming nuclear bombs I suppose