All Scotland road policing units now have a defibrillator

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All Scotland road policing units now have a defibrillator

Keiran's Legacy a charity founded by the parents of a boy who died in an accident where the first emergency service on the scene had no life-saving equipment, has funded the kit.

Date - 28th September 2022
By - Cash Boyle

All road policing units in Scotland now have access to a defibrillator, thanks to a donation from a charity which has saved nine lives since being formed in 2016. Keiran's Legacy has donated £80,000 worth of equipment to Police...

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