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Welsh icon Max Boyce supports installation of lifesaving Critical Bleed Control Kit at Glynneath RFC

Summary by Swansea Bay News
The newest installation at Glynneath RFC is part of a wider rollout across Swansea, Neath, and Port Talbot, with 260 kits now in place, including at every secondary school in the region. The initiative, spearheaded by High Sheriff of West Glamorgan, Melanie James JP, in partnership with Heartbeat Trust UK, is a first for Wales, providing comprehensive emergency bleed control provision similar to the 20,000 kits deployed across England. Max Boyce…
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Welsh Icon Max Boyce Supports Installation of Lifesaving Critical Bleed Control Kit at Glynneath RFC

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Welsh icon Max Boyce supports installation of lifesaving Critical Bleed Control Kit at Glynneath RFC

The newest installation at Glynneath RFC is part of a wider rollout across Swansea, Neath, and Port Talbot, with 260 kits now in place, including at every secondary school in the region. The initiative, spearheaded by High Sheriff of West Glamorgan, Melanie James JP, in partnership with Heartbeat Trust UK, is a first for Wales, providing comprehensive emergency bleed control provision similar to the 20,000 kits deployed across England. Max Boyce…

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Swansea Bay News broke the news in on Tuesday, February 4, 2025.
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