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Village defibrillator dedicated to Red Arrows pilot
A Rutland village has dedicated a new defibrillator in a disused phone box to the Red Arrows pilot who died in a crash in August.
Flight Lieutenant Jon Egging, 33, who lived in the village of Morcott, died when his Red Arrows jet crashed near Bournemouth Airport.
The new defibrillator has a plaque inscribed with the words "never forgotten".
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