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South Milton Sands has a new publicly accessible defibrillator

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South Milton Sands has a new publicly accessible defibrillator

A new Publicly Accessible Defibrillator has been located on South Milton Sands, at the end of Thurlestone Sands. 

A new PAD (Publicly Accessible Defibrillator) has been unveiled at South Milton Sands beach.

The machine, which helps people who are having a cardiac arrest, was joint funded by GPG Developments Ltd and Rossiter Property Consultants with a pledge made at last summers Exeter Property Ball in loving memory of Scott Rossiter's brother-in-law, Ian Guy.

(L to R): Dan (Jay's AIM), Scott Rossiter (Rossiter Property Consultants), Emma Halmshaw and Graham Jinks (both South Milton Parish Councillors) and Paul Booker (Chairman of South Milton Parish Council) 

South Milton Parish Council organised the installation on the side of the popular Beach House Cafe which overlooks the beach.

 

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