Application for defibrillator and bleed kit cabinets at Haywards Heath bus stop
A building society has applied to install a defibrillator and bleed kit cabinets at a Haywards Heath bus stop.
Nationwide Building Society applied to Mid Sussex District Council to install the cabinets at the bus stop adjacent to Pure Gym at 59-63 South Road.
The agent for this application is A&Q Partnership (London) Ltd.
People can view the documents at pa.midsussex.gov.uk/online-applications using reference DM/26/1984.
The application form described the plan as the ‘installation of stand alone frame with defibrillator and bleed kit cabinets for community use in the vicinity of a Nationwide Building Society.”
St John’s Ambulance provided details of the cabinets in the application, saying the body is made of tough polyethylene. This means the cabinets are ‘highly resistant’ to corrosion and impact. Their statement said: “The door is made of polycarbonate, the same material used in riot shields.”
It added that the cabinets feature ‘efficient internal illumination’ to make it visible at night. The cabinets also feature metal hinges with security fixings to minimise the chances of damage or vandalism.
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