The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has published its latest report as part of a monitoring system for mortality linked to cold weather. According to the data presented, approximately 2,200 deaths associated with cold weather conditions were recorded in England during the winter season of 2025–2026. The report is part of a regular surveillance programme that allows authorities to track the impact of low temperatures on public health and respond to such risks in a timely manner. UKHSA specialists emphasize that cold weather remains a significant health risk factor, particularly for elderly people and those with chronic diseases. Publication of such reports helps the healthcare system and local authorities plan support measures for vulnerable population groups during the cold period, including providing information on measures to prevent hypothermia and respiratory diseases. Monitoring data is also used to assess the effectiveness of existing programmes aimed at reducing cold-related mortality and may inform the development of new public health recommendations.