How did they protect themselves in the blitz?

During the Blitz, civilians in Britain protected themselves primarily by using air raid shelters, such as Anderson and Morrison shelters, which were designed to withstand bomb blasts. Many people also sought safety in communal shelters, including underground stations. Additionally, blackout curtains were used to prevent light from escaping homes, making it harder for enemy bombers to target them. Regular air raid drills and alerts helped prepare the population for potential attacks.