A defibrillator that was destroyed last month has now been replaced thanks to a generous donation.
The Spar store at Church Meadows has welcomed the return of the life saving device.
The 1,500 pound defibrillator was bought by the local community after a fundraising campaign.
Spar Manager Richard Campbell says it will restore a lot of faith in the community.
A paramedic from London heard about the incident on his social media news and had the machine replaced.
Al Moore says he has seen six lives saved thanks to this equipment.
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