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New community defibrillator paid for by toast

A new community defibrillator was unveiled at a local primary school on Wednesday, and it was partially funded by selling toast.

By Andrew Revill

Published Sep 16, 2021

Last updated Sep 17, 2021

Supporting image for story: New community defibrillator paid for by toast — Front: Alana Stones, aged six. At the back is headteacher and fundraisers, Ruth Jones from Veolia, Sandra Gidley, headteacher: Tammy Lockley, Steve Davies from developer: Living Spaces, and Councillor Sam Deakin from Dawley hamlets Parish Council

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