AMBULANCE SERVICE FOOTBALL TEAM NETS A COMMUNITY DEFIB West Midland Ambulance Service’s Stoke Hub Football Club has secured a community defibrillator after working together with the Henry Angell-James Memorial Trust (HAJMT). The football team train and play at Norton Sports in Stoke on Trent and after successfully applying to HAJMT for a defib to be…
Uppington village Sally and Maisie, the dog, standing next to the recently installed HAJMT AED in Uppington Village, Shropshire. The residents of the village were successful in their application, a rural, farming community between Shrewsbury and Telford. The AED has been placed in the centre of the village easily accessible.
The HAJMT trustees were delighted to donate an AED to the residents of Chetwynd Park. The application came from Julie and Phil Rich, who are passionate about their community and making a difference. When she was a Brownie Julie loved first aid and was in awe of Florence Nightingale. She met Phil when they were…
Bringsty Manorial Court Kirsty Urdall, a clinical pharmacist, applied for an HAJMT AED at Bringsty Common Manorial Court. She explained in her application that Bringsty Common was situated on a busy A road and that they were a rural community with an average response time of 12 minutes for a category A call to the…
Communities can play a big part in creating a nation of life savers. Having a defibrillator in our community means that more people will have the tools to assist when someone has a cardiac arrest. In the early stages of constructing the new Big Yellow Bracknell store we identified the need for a defibrillator in…
