Tag Archives: Defibrillator

Village defibrillator at the Red Lion is working again

The new defibrillator has arrived, been commissioned and placed in the cabinet on the wall of the Red Lion Public House.

In case of emergency please ring 999.

Village defibrillator is out of action

The village defibrillator at the Red Lion Public House is currently out of action.

After 10+ years the village De-Fib has developed irreparable faults with its AEDs.

The Parish Council is urgently seeking a replacement.

In the meantime, in case of emergency please ring 999.

Reminder: CPR & Defibrillator Training

There are still a few places available on the CPR and de-fib training next Monday. Details of how to book a place are below.

As you are probably aware, the village defibrillator is situated on the wall outside the Red Lion Public House. 

The Parish Council has arranged for some CPR and De-Fib training as follows:

Monday November 25th 2024 7pm to 9pm

The Old Schoolrooms, Horley

The training will include demonstrations and hands-on experience with a notice of attendance included. The evening is free, but any donations can be made to the South Central Ambulance Service who are arranging the training.

Spaces on the training course are limited, so if you wish to book a space please let Parish Clerk David Beck know as soon as possible: email  horleypc@gmail.com or tel 0785 2998172. Please include your own email address (for communication purposes – details will not be kept after the event).

Remember the quicker CPR is done the more chance of survival!

If you require any further details please contact David Beck, Horley Parish Clerk

CPR & Defibrillator Training

As you are probably aware, the village defibrillator is situated on the wall outside the Red Lion Public House. 

The Parish Council has arranged for some CPR and De-Fib training as follows:

Monday November 25th 2024 7pm to 9pm

The Old Schoolrooms, Horley

The training will include demonstrations and hands-on experience with a notice of attendance included. The evening is free, but any donations can be made to the South Central Ambulance Service who are arranging the training.

Spaces on the training course are limited, so if you wish to book a space please let Parish Clerk David Beck know as soon as possible: email  horleypc@gmail.com or tel 0785 2998172. Please include your own email address (for communication purposes – details will not be kept after the event).

Remember the quicker CPR is done the more chance of survival!

If you require any further details please contact David Beck, Horley Parish Clerk

Horley Gets Its Own Defibrillator…

Have you noticed the yellow box outside the Red Lion?

The new defibrillator outside the Red Lion

The new defibrillator outside the Red Lion

It’s our new Automated External Defibrillator (AED) that has recently been installed on the wall outside the Red Lion (soon to be commissioned ). This is expected to happen within the next few days – as soon as the white notice disappears then the machine is fully functioning so keep an eye out.

For more information on your new AED and how to take part in a specially arranged training session on Wednesday November 18th  see below and information on the Parish Notice Board.

This potentially lifesaving device has been procured by the Parish Council from the Community Heartbeat Trust, and has been installed on the front wall of the Red Lion close to the telephone box. It will become available for use in the next few days, as soon as it is registered with the ambulance service.

A defibrillator (AED) is used in cases of cardiac arrest or arrhythmia, when swift action can make all the difference to a patient’s chances of survival. If you or someone you are with appears to be suffering from a cardiac condition, the first thing to do is always to ring 999. If it appears that the use of a defibrillator is called for, the operator will be able to direct you to the Horley AED, and will be able to supply the secure access code to open the locked cabinet door. The AED contains simple instructions and is fully automated, so it will not operate unless it detects an irregular heartbeat.

Whilst the AED can be used without any training, the Parish Council has arranged for Community Heartbeat to provide a session which anyone in the village is welcome to attend. This will cover how and when the AED should be used, together with other resuscitation techniques and related issues. The training will take place at the Old School at 7.30 pm on Wednesday 18 November. Anyone intending to attend the session is asked to notify the Clerk to the Parish Council, David Marriott, in advance, by emailing him at horleyparishclerk@btinternet.com, or by calling him on 07872 930030.