UK prepping is about managing friction, not doomsday. Crime, protests, migration, energy shocks, extreme weather, and cyber attacks all highlight how fragile systems are. Since the pandemic, prepping has gone mainstream—ordinary families now stock freeze-dried food, water filters, and power banks. Practical prep includes a 72-hour kit, emergency contacts, printed maps, and knowing local risks. It’s about resilience, not panic.
Why ‘Average’ Brits Are Prepping for Society’s Collapse
