An award-winning business has sponsored the second installation of a lifesaving piece of equipment in Hollins.
Helen Quayle, the owner of LaserHQ Limited, has said she is proud to sponsor the installation of a defibrillator to a community close to her heart.
The Whitefield business owner supported the new installation which is located outside of the Queen Anne pub on Hollins Lane, which was fitted for free by Stuart from Outwood Electrical.
Helen said: "This community is very close to my heart, where I grew up, so this just felt like the right thing to support, and hopefully it can save someone's life."
Members of the community and fellow fundraisers joined Helen and some of the LaserHQ employees last week for the official unveiling by Cllr Joan Grimshaw.
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Helen set up LaserHQ Limited five years ago, which is a five-star-rated professional clinic business, offering laser hair removal, her company has gone from strength to strength.
Since starting the business from a "tiny, windowless room", the company has achieved a £1m turnover won a prestigious prize last year, the "Young Entrepreneur of the Year" accolade at the Enterprise Vision Awards North West.
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