Documentation on how to customize the script is in comments contained in the source and replicated below.
For anywhere in the United Kingdom, you just have to change $myLat and $myLong to your station's decimal latitude and longitude to see it work in your area. Defaults are for earthquakes within a 500 km radius. This script uses data from British Geological Survey website and returns earthquake activity over the last 30 days.
BGS data is used with permission as long as the attribution built into the script displays with the script output.
// settings:
// set $ourTZ to your time zone
// other settings are optional
//
// cacheName is name of file used to store cached USGS webpage
//
//
$ourTZ = "Europe/London"; //NOTE: this *MUST* be set correctly to
// translate UTC times to your LOCAL time for the displays.
// http://saratoga-weather.org/timezone.txt has the list of timezone names
// pick the one that is closest to your location and put in $ourTZ
// also available is the list of country codes (helpful to pick your zone
// from the timezone.txt table
// http://saratoga-weather.org/country-codes.txt : list of country codes
$myLat = '51.417';
$myLong = '-0.434';
$highRichter = "3.0"; //change color for quakes >= this magnitude
// pick a format for the time to display ..uncomment one (or make your own)
//$timeFormat = 'D, Y-m-d H:i:s T'; // Fri, 2006-03-31 14:03:22 TZone
//$timeFormat = 'D, Y-M-d H:i:s T'; // Fri, 31-Mar-2006 14:03:22 TZone
$timeFormat = 'H:i:s T D, d-M-y'; // 14:03:22 TZone Fri, 31-Mar-06
$cacheFileDir = './'; // default cache file directory
$cacheName = "quakesUK.txt"; // used to store the file so we don't have to
// fetch it each time
$refetchSeconds = 1800; // refetch every nnnn seconds
// end of settings
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