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LIVES First Responder<br />
I recently attended a meeting with a<br />
responder from another group who had<br />
attended a 999 call made by a young<br />
child in respect of their parent who was<br />
suffering an emergency health problem.<br />
The child did have the majority of the<br />
details in this instance but if you are<br />
a parent, or look after someone else’s<br />
children, it’s worth asking if they would<br />
be able to provide the same for you.<br />
Often adults with an underlying health<br />
condition such as asthma, diabetes or<br />
the like do ensure their children know<br />
how to call for help and what details<br />
may be needed. If this is you, have you<br />
thought about this?<br />
But of course it’s not just those with<br />
a known condition; circumstances can<br />
dictate that the unexpected can occur<br />
to anyone. So do you care for a young<br />
child that one day may need to get care<br />
for you, would they know who to phone<br />
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and how to do it? Would they know<br />
your proper name, not just mummy or<br />
daddy or granny/granddad? Would they<br />
know the address or at least be able to<br />
give general details of where they are? If<br />
you have a health problem, would they<br />
know when you are in trouble and when<br />
to phone and what to tell the emergency<br />
services?<br />
Just some food for thought, as clearly<br />
you would want to avoid causing<br />
unnecessary concern, but a clear and<br />
factual discussion may be a good starting<br />
point based on your knowledge of the<br />
child or children involved.<br />
Finally this month: a thank you goes to<br />
all those who leave their change in one<br />
of our collecting tins around the village.<br />
The pennies and pounds add up over the<br />
year and I am now able to get foreign<br />
coins changed, some of which I find in<br />
the tins, so further adding to our funds.<br />
Mike Hubbert<br />
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Monday 1st August<br />
12:30 to 14:45<br />
and 16:15 to 19:00<br />
WILLIAM FARR<br />
C OF E SCHOOL,<br />
LINCOLN ROAD<br />
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PARISH COUNCIL<br />
NO SCHEDULED<br />
MEETINGS IN AUGUST<br />
SATURDAY SURGERIES<br />
6th August from 10.00am – 12.00 noon<br />
and 3rd September<br />
from 10.00am – 12.00 noon<br />
in the Parish Office<br />
Councillors will be in attendance to answer<br />
any questions and listen to comments or<br />
ideas you may wish to put forward.<br />
All parishioners are invited to come along.<br />
We look forward to seeing you ……<br />
If you are unable to attend, please call in to<br />
see the Clerk during office opening hours<br />
Monday to Thursday from 9.00am to 3.00pm<br />
Friday from 9.00am to 12.00 noon