Snow safety advice from Horsham District Council
Buy suitable equipment / clothing
A snow shovel or pusher to clear snow (or a hard edged shovel for compacted ice)
A bucket of salt, sand or grit for de-icing cleared areas
Snow grips or ice cleats for your shoes to give you good grip in icy conditions
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Hide AdWarm and waterproof clothing such as a thermal hat, gloves and thick coat.
Reflective, high visibility clothing if you’re clearing snow in the road, walking or cycling in the dark. Such clothes are now sold by many local shops or available to purchase online.
Tips on clearing snow and ice from pavements or public spaces
Don’t be put off clearing paths because you are afraid someone will get injured. Remember, people walking on snow and ice have responsibility to be careful themselves. See the latest advice from www.gov.uk - the new place to find government services and information.
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Hide AdFollow the advice below to make sure you clear the pathway safely and effectively:
1. Be careful
If you clear snow and ice yourself, be careful; don’t make the pathways more dangerous by causing them to refreeze.