Family fun day for Woodley’s Lilly-May this weekend
Woodley resident Claire Page is hosting a family fun day this weekend, in honour of her daughter Lilly-May Page.
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Ambulance service apologises for death of Lilly-May
SOUTH Central Ambulance Service (SCAS) has released a statement following Lilly-May Page-Bowden's inquest, apologising to her family. A paramedic from the ...
Paramedic who treated Lilly-May Page-Bowden committed ‘gross failures’
THE PARAMEDIC who treated schoolgirl Lilly-May Page-Bowden when she collapsed from a cardiac arrest in 2014 was today deemed to ...
Cardiac expert: ‘Lilly-May could have been saved’
THE family of Lilly-May Page are no closer to receiving a conclusion over her death after a two-day inquest was ...
‘Lilly-May would be so proud’: Claire Page introduces baby son to the world
THE MOTHER of Lilly-May Page, the little girl who collapsed and died while at school in Woodley in 2014, is ...
Lilly-May defibrillator bid boosted by estate agent
A WOODLEY estate agent is helping a campaign to install defibrillators into every school in the area. Walmsley has given ...
Life-saving defibrillator fitted at Woodley church
A CHURCH in Woodley now has a publicly-accessible defibrillator thanks to the work of a local charity. The Lilly-May Page ...
Fishing day nets a tidy sum for Lilly-May fund
YOUNGSTERS interested in getting outside into the fresh air were given the opportunity to try their hand at fishing at ...
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