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New Defibrillator Installed in Barra Close

A public-access defibrillator funded by club fundraising is now in place in Highworth Barra Close, available around the clock.

David HazellService Secretary
Highworth Lions and Highworth Town Council
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Highworth’s Barra Close now has a 24-hour public-access defibrillator, paid for by funds from the Lions Charity shop and installed with the help of the town council.

The unit is registered with the South Western Ambulance Service — in an emergency, callers to 999 will be directed to it and given the access code.

We hope it is never needed. But if it is, it could save a life within minutes.

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