A Lancaster church is appealing for the return of its defibrillator, which has gone missing.
Father's House Church on Owen Road in Skerton, say their Community Emergency Defibrillator, that the church and local community had a collection to purchase and help the community in an emergency cardiac arrest situation, is missing from the church carpark cabinet.
Enquiries made to emergency services show there is no record of it being used in a callout in the local area.
North West Ambulance Services has loaned a replacement for now for any community emergency, while the missing unit is located.
If anyone has any information of where the church community defibrillator may be located, you can email fathershouselancaster@gmail.com


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