Scooby Dooby Sue Murrin Bailey West Lancashire Mayoress promotes the Beacon Park charity dog walk

West Lancashire Mayoress is Scooby Dooby Sue

It can get ruff being the West Lancashire Mayoress as Scooby Dooby Sue promoted an upcoming charity dog walk.

The West Lancashire Mayoress 'Scooby Dooby Sue' Murrin Bailey, had a bone to pick with the West Lancashire Dog Control Team today in Skelmersdale.  However, she was obviously barking up the wrong tree as she promoted the Community Dog Walk in Beacon Park on April 1st 2012.

Community Heartbeat Defibrillators Video Interview with West Lancashire Mayoress Sue Murrin Bailey

Community Heartbeat: Supporting Community Defibrillation.

West Lancashire Mayoress Sue Murrin Bailey explains why she, as Mayoress, is advocating the support of community defibrillation.

The Community Heartbeat Trust provides life saving equipment which in the event of someone having a heart attack will dramatically increase their chances of survival.

What is a defibrillator?  A defibrillator is a life-saving machine that gives the heart an electric shock in some cases of cardiac arrest. This is called defibrillation and can save lives.

Community Heartbeat Defibrillator

Video of Burns Night Address to a Haggis West Lancs Mayoress Community Heartbeart...

Ormskirk Address to a Haggis by the famous Scottish poet Robert 'Robbie" Burns

"Saint Helens lad" Scott Craig pays homage to the Haggis at the West Lancashire Mayoress (Sue Murrin Bailey) Burns Night Community Heartbeart charity fundraiser in the Ormskirk Civic Hall on Friday 27th January 2012

Photos of Burns Night West Lancashire Mayoress Community Heartbeat Charity Fundraiser Ormskirk Jan 2012

Mayoress Burns Night Charity Fundraiser Ormskirk Jan 27 2012, a set on Flickr.

West Lancashire Mayoress Sue Murrin Bailey Burns Night charity fundraiser for Community Heartbeat, which purchases lifesaving Defibrillators for use particularly in rural areas by West Lancashire Community First Responders.

Burns Night celebration and charity fundraiser at the Ormskirk Civic Hall

 
The Burns Night celebration was well attended by locals supporting the fundraising efforts of the Mayoress and her charity committee.  The evening was a light hearted affair, with liver music, bagpipes and Haggis.

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