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Published 19 October 2021

 Date: 18/10/2021 

West Wight Men In Sheds have today donated an automated external defibrillator (AED) to the residents on Totland. The lifesaving bit of equipment is now available 24/7 in a cabinet outside the parish office on The Broadway in Totland. 

West Wight Men In Sheds (a registered charity) wanted to give something back to the local community that has supported them since they formed in 2018. 

Ian Wright, a trustee of the charity said

“We had a discussion over lockdown about giving something back to the local community. We were aware of the importance of early access to a defibrillator in a cardiac arrest and realised that there was not one available 24/7 near our workshop. We then took the decision to purchase a Storage Cabinet and an AED from IOW Defibrillators a local charity that helps provide the lifesaving equipment.” 

There will be free training sessions on using the AED and how to perform CPR available in the coming weeks for all local residents. 

For more information about our shed and the work we do please visit: 

http://www.westwightshed.org or Phone: 01983 897352 or Email: men@westwightshed.org 

  • ED Cabinet People from Left; Stuart Mussell – Member of West Wight Men In Sheds, Vince Fennell – Parish Councilor, Jan Cave – Chairman Totland Parish Council, Helen Gibbs – Parish Clerk, Anthony Saunders – Trustee West Wight Men in Sheds, Ian Wright Trustee West Wight Men in Sheds 
  • For more information on West Wight Men in Sheds please visit: www.westwightshed.org 

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