The successful applicants are Meole Village Community Group and Sally is seen with Caroline Higgins, from the Group and Julie Morgan, proprietor of Meole Village Stores, where the AED is located.

Bernie Bentick, Meole Ward Councillor is photographed with Caroline and they are active members of the Community Group.

Meole Matters has just been launched which is a community publication created by and for all the residents of Meole Brace. It aims to bring together important local information, issues and thoughts, along with new social connections, friendship and support.

The Group arranges activities for the village such as Garden Trails, a classic car show and tea parties. They also fund raise for trees and benches in the community.

Stirling work by all and worthy applicants.

Lifesaving defibrillator/bleed kit sited on Dudley estate

Here are Angie and Barry Mills with the Crafty Knitters Group, Jay Moore
(mayor of Oswestry) and Veronica Lillis (Deputy Lieutenant of Shropshire).
They have all come together to celebrate the installation of a new HAJMT AE,
located on a lamp post in Hampton Rise, Oswestry.

The AED application came from Angie Mills who is the organiser of the Crafty
Knitters.  Together with fellow members of the group, Angie and the Crafty
Knitters knitted and crocheted items to sell and help raise funds for the
AED.  They managed to raise an impressive £500.

Meet Jonathan Hartnell-Beavis.  Jonathan is on the Parish Council for Ryton
and Grindle, Shropshire, which comprises the two villages and surrounding countryside.
It is home to approximately 230 residents , most of whom

Are retired and is very popular with walkers and cyclists whom come to see
the Ryton Parish Church, one of the 11 Grade 11 listed buildings in the
area.

The AED is centrally located, near the village green and situated on a cross
roads.  Training sessions, led by a retired local doctor have been organised
and the village fundraised for the HAJMT during the celebrations for the
King’s coronation in May.