First Aid Information

Defibrillator
This is situated at the front of the building to the left of the door as you exit
The Code to open it is: 1911
Defibrillator Spares and Info are located in a clearly marked box in the kitchen

Click Below for 'How to Save a Life' video

First Aiders

On Saturday 7th February 2026, a group of club members successfully completed a Community 1st Aid Training session with volunteers from St. John’s Ambulance service. The session covered adult, child, and baby resuscitation (CPR), defibrillator use and managing choking, helping unresponsive individuals (recovery position) and managing injuries/controlling bleeding.

First aiders: Nick Mitchell, Gill Dawson, Alan Edmonds, Faye De Brett, Ray Mitchell, Gina Bull, Robin Yetman, Mark Chivers, Jane Alexander, Ken Alexander and Sharon Lucas.

Fiona Hart – 1st aid qualification via work.

Emergency Contacts on Phone

In the event of an emergency, it is very useful if people have an emergency contact set up on their phone. If someone is unable to respond, it is possible to find out their emergency contact from their phone without needing permission.

We strongly recommend that all members ensure that they have set up an emergency contact on their phone.

Setup iPhone Emergency Contact(s)

To add an emergency contact on your iPhone, open the Health app

tap your profile picture (top right), select Medical ID, then tap Edit. Scroll to Emergency Contacts, tap Add Emergency Contact, and choose a contact from your list. Make sure the ‘Show When Locked’ is switched to On. If you already have an emergency contact(s) then you can click Edit if you need to amend details.

Setup Android Emergency Contact(s)

To add an emergency contact on an Android phone, go to Settings, then tap "Safety and emergency" and select "Emergency contacts." From there, you can add a contact and enable the option to show them on the lock screen.