Defibrillator cabinet approved for Gullane Main Street

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PLANS for a life-saving device in the centre of a seaside village have been given the green light.

No objections were made towards the bid for a defibrillator cabinet to be sited on Gullane’s Main Street.

Planning officials at East Lothian Council noted that the cabinet would be “readily visible”.

But they deemed that Ballantine Goldie Optometrists’ application “would not be harmful to the character and appearance” of the village’s conservation area.

A defibrillator gives a high-energy shock to the heart of someone who is in cardiac arrest.

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