(by editorial board, Huddersfield Hub , 12th August 2025)
Yorkshire Ambulance Service and local Freemasons have shared the £2,000 cost of installing a community defibrillator outside Lindley Masonic Hall in New Hey Road.
The defibrillator is placed on the national register and anyone who dials 999 to Yorkshire Ambulance Service needing help – and is near to the Masonic Hall – will be given an access code to open the box and take the defibrillator to a patient.
Joanne Watson, community co-ordinator and Sarah Aston, representing YAS, joined representatives from the Lodges which meet at Lindley at a handover ceremony.
In the Yorkshire Ambulance Service area, community defibrillators are accessed around 50 times a day though, fortunately, don’t need to…
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Joanne Watson, community co-ordinator and Sarah Aston, representing YAS, joined representatives from the Lodges which meet at Lindley at a handover ceremony.
In the Yorkshire Ambulance Service area, community defibrillators are accessed around 50 times a day though, fortunately, don’t need to…
read more:
