Anglia CPR

25/08/2026

Stories from my clients 💜🧡
We work really hard to get to know our customers, how they learn best, and how we can support them to be successful in the training and beyond!

Be yourself and come and train with us. The weirder the better! 😜

14/08/2026

Ask Anglia CPR - when should I worry about a head injury? 💜🧡
Head injuries in children and young people are common. Children are active explorers; developing and learning about the World around them. Many children and young people are also involved in activities and organised sports, as well as riding bikes and scooters (helmets are a must!)

✅Many sporting governing bodies have return to play protocols, which provide guidance to clubs and coaches about returning to organised sports following head injuries.

✅If you are worried at any time, access 111, your GP, A&E or 999.

✅You can support your child to sleep as per their normal routine. However, it is recommended that you check your child more frequently overnight to ensure that they are sleeping as they normally would, and that they make an appropriate response when you rouse them.

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13/08/2026

07/08/2026

Upcoming First Aid and CPR training in Bury St. Edmunds💜🧡
~ Find out more: https://www.angliacpr.co.uk/find-a-course ~ Need onsite training, or an alternative date? Get in touch: [email protected]

05/08/2026

03/08/2026

Can I be sued for providing CPR or First Aid?

Fear of doing something wrong in an emergency situation is a common concern amongst bystanders and trained first aiders.
Whilst the UK does not specifically have a Good Samaritan Act, acts considered to be of good samaritan in nature are consider under the Social Action Responsibility And Heroism Act 2015 (SARAH), as well as other elements of common UK Law.
Doing nothing in an emergency is always worse than doing something.

Find out more in our latest bog here: www.angliacpr.co.uk/news-updates/can-i-be-sued-for-providing-cprandfirstaid

23/07/2026

Three reasons I've been told for not wanting to learn CPR 💜🧡

Undertaking any new skill can be daunting. Learning CPR especially so, as it often fills people with worry about doing it wrong. Honestly, if you do nothing during a cardiac arrest, the person will most certainly die. Doing something is always better than doing nothing.

We work really hard to ensure eveyone leaves our training courses confident. We train with kindness. Whatever your concerns are about learning any new life saving skill, or if you've learnt before and would love an update - we'd love to work with you!

17/07/2026

Ask Anglia CPR 💜🧡 What is a Cardiac Arrest?

In 3 you can: ~ Understand what a cardiac arrest is ~ Find out how to recognise cardiac arrest ~ Learn the 3 key steps to save a life