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Please support our campaign to provide two
defibrillators for Malton and Norton.

Our objective of providing this lifesaving equipment
is supported by the family of Geoffrey Heward,
who sadly died after collapsing in the street in Malton.

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Your support buys two life-saver kits

Gazette & Herald reporter Karen Darley with community defibrillation officer Neil Marsay, left, and First Responder Chris Speedie, and the new kit bought by the Pulse Appeal

3:00pm Wednesday 29th December 2010

A HAPPY New Year to all our readers, especially as, thanks to you, the Gazette & Herald’s Pulse Appeal has been able to buy vital life-saving equipment for the communities of Malton and Norton.

‘I wanted to give something back’

Sarah Herbert and Phil Hanby hand-over the responder kit over as they change duty

3:05pm Wednesday 22nd September 2010

SAVING someone’s life is a position of privilege according to Pickering First Responder Sarah Herbert.

Pulse Appeal: Here’s your chance to become a life-saver

3:03pm Wednesday 22nd September 2010

THE Gazette & Herald, in conjunction with the Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust, is appealing for residents in Malton and Norton to become Community First Responders.

Pulse Appeal raises £2,834 to buy defibrillators for Malton and Norton

Kate Smith, left, Gail Landore, centre, and Zeba Ward celebrate as their coffee morning takes The Pulse Appeal past its target

11:50am Wednesday 15th September 2010

WE’VE done it. Thanks to the support of Gazette & Herald readers, The Pulse Appeal has raised a fantastic £2,834.

Gazette & Herald readers step up to back The Pulse Appeal

Gail Landore, right, of Muffins Playbarn, with, left, Emma Canswick and Zeba Ward with some of the fabulous donations to be auctioned and raffled

11:40am Wednesday 8th September 2010

THANKS to the generous fundraising and donations of Gazette & Herald readers The Pulse Appeal total has now topped £2,000.

Music night at Suddaby's in Malton raises £520 for Pulse Appeal

12:14pm Wednesday 1st September 2010

A MUSIC night at a popular Malton pub raised £520 for the Gazette & Herald’s defilbrilator appeal – despite a disappointing turnout.

Concert at Suddaby's in Malton in aid of Pulse Appeal

Martin Gough with friends Jeanette Oxtoby, left, and Sue Shields, who have organised a Pulse Appeal concert at Suddaby’s

11:48am Wednesday 25th August 2010

A CONCERT is being held at Suddaby’s in Malton on Friday for the Pulse Appeal.

Generous readers donate to Gazette & Herald Pulse Appeal

Children and staff from House Martin’s day nursery in Malton which raised £382.50 for the Pulse Appeal

12:32pm Wednesday 18th August 2010

THANKS to the generous donations of our readers, The Pulse Appeal is well on the way to providing two defibrillators for Malton and Norton.

Curry fans turn up the heat for Pulse Appeal

John Millar, left, who helped organise the fundraising event at Malton Spice, with Coun Howard Keal and restaurant manager, Lincoln

10:43am Wednesday 11th August 2010

CURRY fans raised £150 for the Gazette & Herald’s Pulse Appeal at a special evening at Malton Spice in Castlegate.

Pulse Appeal on track to buy defibrillators for Malton and Norton

Union pub landlady Debbie Cook with just a few of the prizes donated to the appeal raffle

11:58am Wednesday 4th August 2010

THANKS to the generous donations of our readers, The Pulse Appeal is growing by the day.

Prizes roll in for Pulse Appeal fundraiser in Norton

10:45am Wednesday 28th July 2010

PRIZES are flooding in for a raffle at the Union pub in Norton in aid of the Gazette & Herald’s Pulse Appeal.

Ryedale District Council chairman backs Pulse Appeal

John Millar (centre), gets ready for the defibrillator appeal fundraising event at The Union pub in Norton, with Paul and Debbie Cook

11:10am Wednesday 21st July 2010

COUNCILLOR Tony Hemesley, the chairman of Ryedale District Council, has backed the Gazette & Herald’s Pulse Appeal.

Pulse appeal launched to buy defibrillators for Malton and Norton

Dr Clive Diggory

11:34am Wednesday 14th July 2010

THE Gazette & Herald is launching an appeal this week to buy two defibrillators for Malton and Norton.


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