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By Haddenham Webteam - 6th May 2015 6:00pm
The Parish Council and 'Heartbeat Haddenham' are seeking sites to locate publicly accessible defibrillators in the village.
One possibility is for the Parish Council to "adopt" the Church End phone box, a listed building still in operational use by BT. There are examples elsewhere of BT phone boxes being used in this way.
It would mean the phone box being de-commissioned and the telephone equipment removed before transferring ownership to the Parish Council.
BT tell us that just nine calls were made in the past year from this box.
The Parish Council is keen to hear your views on whether to take this idea forward. Please contact the Parish Clerk with any comments:
Tel: 292411
or Email: haddenhampc@btconnect.com
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Editor's Comment:
Just make sure you have your mobile with you, so you can telephone for the emergency code to unlock the defibrillator!
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