Test and Trace Advice: Northumbria Police
We have received the following advice from Northumbria Police today.
health
Northumbria Blood Bikes
Northumbria Blood Bikes visit Powburn
Last night (11 Sep 2018), Hedgeley Women’s Institute had a visit and talk from a representative of Northumbria Blood Bikes.
Several members were surprised to learn that Northumbria Blood Bikes is a purely voluntary organisation that relies solely on charitable donations to carry out its work.
Defibrillator Training Success (May 2018)
Defibrillator Training Success
There was a good turnout for the free Defibrillator Training at Bolton Village Hall on Monday 14 May 2018.
The Stephen Carey Fund ran the training session with excellent demonstrations in how to provide effective CPR and how to use an automated external defibrillator.
Defibrillator Training 14 May 2018
Free defibrillator training
Could you save a life?
Sudden cardiac arrest can strike anyone, anytime, anywhere!
Three new defibrillators have been bought by the Carr-Ellison Family Trust for Hedgeley Parish. They are located at Beanley, Hedgeley Hall and Bolton Village Hall.
The Stephen Carey Fund will hold a training session on the use of a defibrillator as follows.
Forever Living Products party
Forever Living Products
Friday 29 January 2016
Powburn
Are you interested in your health and wellbeing?
If so, come and join us for an informal yet informative party on the benefits of Aloe Vera, try the products and have some fun for free!
Defibrillator relocated to Breamish Hall
Defibrillator relocated
On 5 January 2016, we gave notice that the defibrillator that had been situated outside the Plough Inn in Powburn was to be relocated.
Defibrillator relocated to Breamish Hall entrance (NE66 4HT)
Robbie Burn (Chair, Hedgeley Parish Council) has now confirmed that the defibrillator has been relocated to the entrance (in the porch) of Breamish Hall, Powburn and is now fully functional.
Defibrillator relocation
Important notice!
The automated external defibrillator in Powburn has been located outside the Plough Inn for a number of years. However, now that the pub has closed and been boarded up, the electricity to the defibrillator housing box has been shut off.
Consequently, this has resulted in the battery not being charged.
So, in the short term, the defibrillator has been removed from its housing to keep it in good condition.
Accordingly, there is currently no defibrillator in Powburn.
