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List for OX12 and Surrounding Villages Defib List for OX12 and surrounding villages App Name The name that will Building Postcode Street Name(s) Town/Village Details and EXACT location Opening Hours be shown on the No. ‘Save a Life’ App Defib is inside the Bear Hotel. The Bear Hotel OX12 8AB No.14 Market Place Wantage Please ask at Reception for the Hotel opening hours defib. Defib is located outside the police Defib is Available 24/7 Public Wantage Library OX12 7BB Stirlings Road Wantage office / library Access Denchworth Defib is Available 24/7 Public Fitzwaryn School OX12 9ET Wantage On the right side of reception Road Access Tugwell Field, Defib is on the west side of the Defib is Available 24/7 Public Wantage Silver Band OX12 8FR Wantage Reading Road building, visible from the gate. Access Defib is wall mounted outside The Beacon on the corner of building The Beacon Council to the left of the reception Defib is Available 24/7 Public OX12 9BX Portway Wantage Building entrance, around the corner, to Access the right of the coffee shop entrance. Toilet Block at Defib is mounted on the outside Defib is Available 24/7 Public Wantage Memorial OX12 8DZ Manor Road Wantage wall of toilet block next to the Access Park children’s play area. Defib is wall mounted outside the Stockham Primary school. Next to the school garage Defib is Available 24/7 Public OX12 9HL Stockham Way Wantage School on the road side of the school Access gates. Wantage EXTERNAL. Defib is wall mounted Charlton Village Defib is Available 24/7 Public Community Support OX12 7HG Wantage on the front right hand side of the Road Access Service Main Entrance. Wantage Fire Defib is wall mounted outside the Defib is Available 24/7 Public OX12 8DU Ormond Road Wantage Station Fire Station Access Defib is inside the phone box Post Office Phone Box near outside a white building, next to Defib is Available 24/7 Public OX12 8AT Vaults, Market Wantage Scrivens Opticians. On Post Office Access Scrivens Opticians Place Vaults, Market Place. Rockwell House Day Wallingford Defib is stored at Reception within Mon-Fri 0730-1800. Exc Bank OX12 8AZ Wantage Nursery Street the Nursery. Holidays. Grove Business Defib is on the west facing wall. Boston House Park, Defib is Available 24/7 Public OX12 9FF Wantage/Grove Under the canopy near the bike Downsview Access Business Centre sheds. Road Defib is wall mounted on the The Cooperative Defib is Available 24/7 Public OX12 0PT Saville Way Grove, corner of the building between Grove Access The Co-Operative and BetFred. Defib is located outside the public Defib is Available 24/7 Public Grove Public Toilets OX12 7LD Grove toilets Access Ardington & Ardington, Defib is wall mounted outside Defib is Available 24/7 Public OX12 8QB Well Street Lockinge Sports Club Wantage Ardington & Lockinge Sports Club Access Ardington Ardington, Defib is mounted on an external Defib is Available 24/7 Public OX12 8PS High Street Loyd Lindsay Rooms Wantage wall of the Lloyd Lindsay Rooms Access Ardington Bramleys Day Nursery Ardington, Nursery opening hours 7.30 am OX12 8TP Masons Court Wantage to 6.00 pm Mon-Fri Phone box outside St Nicholas Baulking Defib is Available 24/7 Public SN7 7QE Baulking Lane Baulking Church eSt Nicholas Church Access Brightwalton Village Brightwalton Defib is Available 24/7 Public RG20 7BN Common Lane Hall Access Chaddleworth Phone Box Main street Defib is Available 24/7 Public RG20 7ER Main street Chaddleworth Phone Box Main street Chaddleworth Access Challow, East. Challow and Childrey Defib is Available 24/7 Public OX12 9RR Vicarage Hill Challow East Outside main door of Cricket club Cricket club Access Challow East Defib is Available 24/7 Public OX12 9SR Challow Phone Box Main street Challow, Phone Box Main street Access Challow, Challow (West) Village Extrerior front of West Challow Defib is Available 24/7 Public OX12 9TW The Glebe West Challow Hall Village Hall Access Charney Bassett Defib is Available 24/7 Public OX12 0EX Main Streeet Charney Bassett Phone Box on the Green Access Childrey In bus shelter by Entrance to Defib is Available 24/7 Public OX12 9UA High Street Childrey Village Hall Village hall Access Denchworth None known; have asked local council Fawley None available Farnborough None at present but local council planning to get one. Ginge None known; have asked local council Goosey Wall mounted outside Pepler Car Defib is Available 24/7 Public SN7 8PA Lanes Farm Goosey Service, Lanes Farm Access To the left of the main entrance on Defib is Available 24/7 Public Hanney War Memorial OX12 0JL Brookside East Hanney the wall in a secured cabinet Access Opposite The Plough pub on the The Plough Public Defib is Available 24/7 Public OX12 0LN Church Street West Hanney garage. Clearly visible from the House Access street/pub with signage. East Hendred Defib is wall mounted outside Defib is Available 24/7 Public OX12 8LA Church Street East Hendred Community Centre Snells Hall, next to the front door. Access East Hendred Phone Box High Street, East Defib is Available 24/7 Public OX12 8JY High Street East Hendred Phone Box High Street Hendred opp Eyston Arms Access West Hendred Village Attached to external wall of village Defib is Available 24/7 Public OX12 8RP Ginge Road West Hendred Hall hall Access Mounted on front of Blowing Kingston Lisle Kingston Lisle Defib is Available 24/7 Public OX12 9QL Stone pub and Westcot and Westcot Access Letcombe Regis Village Letcombe Regis, Defib is wall mounted outside the Defib is Available 24/7 Public OX12 9LJ Bassett Road Hall Wantage Village Hall in a yellow cabinet. Access East Lockinge Defib is Available 24/7 Public OX12 8QG High Street Lockinge Phone box in Car Park Car Park Access Letcombe Regis OX12 9JL Letcombe Regis, Court Hill House by telegraph pole Defib is Available 24/7 Public Near Greyhound Pub Wantage next to the Greyhound Inn Access On garage wall of Kingfisher House Letcombe Regis Letcombe Regis, Defib is Available 24/7 Public OX12 9LD at bottom of Warborough Road, Kingfisher House Wantage Access with signpost Sparsholt Defib is Available 24/7 Public OX12 9PT Sparsholt street Sparsholt Griffin Memorial Hall Access Stanford in the Vale SN7 8LH Stanford-in-the- Defib is Available 24/7 Public High Street Wall mounted outside the School Primary School Vale, Access Stanford in the Vale Stanford-in-the- Defib is Available 24/7 Public SN7 8HX Cottage road By Sports Pavilion main entrance Football Club Vale, Access Stanford in the Vale Stanford-in-the- Defib is Available 24/7 Public SN7 8LX Hunters Field Wall mounted by main entrance Village Hall Vale, Access Uffington Sports and Wall mounted outside Clubhouse Defib is Available 24/7 Public SN7 7SD Fawler Road Uffington, Social Club facing car park. Access Uffington On outside wall of conservatory Defib is Available 24/7 Public SN7 7RP High Street Uffington, Fox and Hounds Pub facing front garden Access Uffington Thomas SN7 7RA Also known as Village hall, wall Defib is Available 24/7 Public White Horse Uffington, Hughes Memorial Hall mounted left of main entrance Access Uffington Defib is Available 24/7 Public SN7 7RB Chapel Lane Uffington Phone box opp. St Marys Church Phone box opp. St Access Marys church Westcot See Kingston Lisle and Westcot .
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