Liverpool city centre Incident
Following the incident in Liverpool City Centre on 27 May, our thoughts are with all those injured in this horrific incident, their families and friends, and all those affected by this terrible tragedy and we hope everyone makes a full recovery.
Extensive enquiries are ongoing to establish the circumstances leading up to the collision and it is really important that people do not speculate or spread misinformation on social media.
We would like to remind you that there are lots of ways we can support you, which includes speaking to your line manager, visiting our staff wellbeing hub for access to information, resources and specialist services.
If you need urgent mental health support, please see our website and the urgent help pages which include numbers for the crisis lines, and other immediate support numbers.
Please do take care of yourself and get some help or support.
Our Social Media Policy was updated earlier this year and contains useful guidance.
The latest statement from Merseyside Police is available on their website.
The following resources may be useful:
- Information for those affected after a distressing or frightening event
- Information for staff and managers after a distressing event
- Coping with stress following a major incident
- Self help guides available in various formats and include information on anxiety, panic, sleeping problems and stress
- Support for our NHS People
Other leaflets for use with children and young people:
