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Cuff Miller in Littlehampton donate defibrillator to Worthing and District Community First Responder team
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2021-12-13
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Staff at Cuff Miller in Littlehampton have donated a new defibrillator to Worthing and District Community First Responders (CFR) Team after taking part in a defibrillator familiarisation course instructed by Sally Holmes, a CFR volunteer
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