Life-saving defib taken from Wokingham town phone box and dumped
A potentially life-saving defibrillator was removed from its housing and dumped under a bag in Broad Street on Monday morning.
Tag: Defibrillator
New defibrillator for Emmbrook village hall
RESIDENTS of Emmbrook will now feel a little more reassured after a public access defibrillator was installed. The unit, which ...
Community rallies round to restore Twyford defibrillator after theft
THIEVES who stole a defibrillator from Twyford village centre have potentially put lives at risk through their actions. That is ...
Lilly-May defibrillator bid boosted by estate agent
A WOODLEY estate agent is helping a campaign to install defibrillators into every school in the area. Walmsley has given ...
Life-saving defibrillator fitted at Woodley church
A CHURCH in Woodley now has a publicly-accessible defibrillator thanks to the work of a local charity. The Lilly-May Page ...
New defibrillator to be installed in Wokingham phone box
PLANS to install a new defibrillator in Wokingham town centre have moved a step closer after the Town Council launched ...
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