THIRTY-THREE life-saving community public access defibrillators (CPADs) are being installed at ambulance stations across Yorkshire, including in York. Yorkshire Ambulance Service is fitting the defibrillators , which can be accessed by residents in local communities, outside stations which don’t have another CPAD within a 600 metre radius. Senior clinical advisor/paramedic, Gavin Doxey, made the suggestion as a way of further increasing the number of life-saving devices in the community. Mr Doxey said: "“I’m delighted my idea has been adopted as it will benefit the wider communities of Yorkshire. "The equipment will be available as and when required to help save the lives of patients in cardiac arrest.”