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Defibrillators
There are two defibrillators in Aston:
  • On the external wall of Aston Repair Depot (Garage), North Street, Aston,
  • On the external front wall of the Village Hall on Cote Road, Aston. 
There is one defibrillator in Cote in the telephone box.
There is one defibrillator in Chimney, next to the BBOWT office.
Please see the maps below for the locations.

​The defibrillators can be used without medical training.  Anyone in an emergency medical situation who thinks that a defibrillator may be required should ring 999 in the normal way.  The emergency operator will assess whether the defibrillator is required and provide you with the code to open the box.  The defibrillator  will give you the information you need on how to operate it.

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