Lewisham Council
Lewisham Council is currently unable to map the locations of defibrillators within its buildings due to data format issues.
In December 2025, Lewisham Council's Health and Safety Committee heard that the council is currently unable to map the locations of its 18 public access defibrillators. A report to the committee noted this inability is due to data format issues, which prevent the council from acquiring the necessary information to precisely locate the devices within its buildings.
Despite this, the report also stated that the defibrillators are registered with the London Ambulance Service through the Circuit Network. This registration potentially makes them accessible to the public, even though the council itself cannot map their exact positions internally.
Key facts
- Lewisham Council is currently unable to map its 18 public access defibrillators. Source
- This inability is due to data format issues, a report to the committee said. Source
- The defibrillators are registered with the London Ambulance Service via the Circuit Network. Source
- The Health and Safety Committee discussed the issue in December 2025. Source
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