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WHAT you’ve been saying on our Facebook page:

CALL for investigat­ion after meeting told former Chaigley Manor Trust was ‘wound up’ two years ago (‘Charity for 90 years no longer exists’, April 7):

Nicola Butterwort­h: Such a shame children don’t have a chance to make memories here anymore. Definitely needs an inquiry. Christine Stevenson: I loved going there for the two weeks every year, some great memories, such a shame it’s no longer. Collette Arch-bold: I was a volunteer there and loved it, also I went there myself as a child. Leon Thom: Used to love it there. Barb Howell: Loved goin there Val Little. Val Little: Some good memories there for us poor kids eh x Barb Howell: Haha yep the summer house good times x Laurie Fielding: Awww had some great times there. Toria Heald: I loved it every year x Heidi Hibbert: Wonderful memories xxxx

FEARS allayed as defibrilla­tor mystery solved (‘Mystery as defibrilla­tor disappears from centre’, April 7, and ‘Missing defibrilla­tor equipment found after Observer appeal’, Website and page 2, April 14)

Vickie Tetley Kenyon: It wasn’t stolen, it was used in a genuine emergency and that’s why the casing isn’t broken. The person has been trying to return it since Christmas. It has now been handed to Hyndburn fire station. Maybe the Observer could campaign for clear instructio­ns on what to do if you have had to use the code to get one of these? Neil Mooney: Good to see that one was available to be used in a genuine emergency and I hope there was a positive outcome. Bad to see it was so difficult to return it. Councillor Eamonn Higgins maybe you could work with the emergency services to create a robust policy for what to do after a publicly accessible defibrilla­tor has been used so this situation won’t happen again and we won’t find defibrilla­tor boxes empty for months like this one. Jean Rio Alderson: Well done for bringing it back. Thank you.

RISHTON former teacher Anita Knagg knits woollen Easter chickens for hospice fundraisin­g (‘Anita gets needle over charity work’, April 7)

Gill Howard: This lady always brightens my day well done xx Andrea Hernandez: I love this lady she is wonderful.

 ??  ?? Fears that this defibrilla­tor had been stolen proved unfounded after it was discovered it had been used in a genuine emergency
Fears that this defibrilla­tor had been stolen proved unfounded after it was discovered it had been used in a genuine emergency

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