Banbury Lions Defibrillators
Supported by Banbury Town Council
Public Access Defibrillators (PADs) are life-saving pieces of equipment for patients who are in cardiac arrest. They are accessible to any member of the public.
You do not need any training or prior experience to use a PAD. They tell you exactly what to do with voice and visual prompts as soon as you turn them on. They are kept in weatherproof / vandal proof cabinets, with a key code given by a 999 operator in the event of an emergency.

Banbury Lions now have 3 defibrillators in Banbury Town centre:
- On the outside wall of Castle Quay centre near Wild Lime (old Marks and Spencer exit)
- On the exterior of the public toilet block near Banbury Cross (Thanks to Spratt Endicott Solicitors)
- On the exterior of the Coach and Horses in Butchers Row
- Our 4th Defibrillator is at Banbury United FC in memory of past Lion Nigel Porter - maintained and managed by Banbury United.
We always need help funding ongoing maintenance and consider further locations for Defibrillators - Funds always welcome. Contact us for details.


