Services
Defibrillators
Published: 3 April 2023
The Community Defibrillator is sited in the Telephone Box at the front of the church and adjacent to the Reading Room.
If someone is suffering a cardiac arrest then dial 999 immediately and follow any instructions given.
There are a number of trained responders throughout the village, whose details are below.
You can call one of these responders if required. In the event of a heart attack, every second counts, and to get a defibrillator to the patient as soon as possible must be the first priority.
If the defibrillator is used, please notify the Clerk to the Parish Council so that it can be refreshed and recharged for future use.
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