A defibrillator (AED) can be used when someone is in cardiac arrest. You don't need medical training to use one, the device gives spoken instructions and will only deliver a shock when required.
In an emergency, always call 999 first. The ambulance service can tell you where the nearest available defibrillator is and, where necessary, provide an access code.
Locations of the Defibrillators
Bwlchgwyn Village Hall
Stryt Maelor
LL11 5YA
Bwlchgwyn Primary School
Brymbo Road
LL11 5UA
Bwlchgwyn Cattery
44 Cefn Road
LL11 5YE
Nestlings Forest School and Nursery
The Lodge, Glascoed Road
LL11 5YG
Locations of Anti-choking devices
Bwlchgwyn Village Hall
Stryt Maelor
LL11 5YA
Bwlchgwyn Cattery
44 Cefn Road
LL11 5YE
Nestlings Forest School and Nursery
The Lodge, Glascoed Road
LL11 5YG
Anti-choking devices are designed to help remove an obstruction from a person's airway using suction. They are intended as additional emergency equipment and do not replace standard choking first aid. As always Ring 999 first in any emergency.