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This issue we want to recognise the First Aid Stars of 2012.Nominate today and give someone the chance to win a Scottish First Aid Award.

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We are looking for the First Aid Stars of 2012

St Andrew's First Aid, St. Andrew's House, 48 Milton Street,Glasgow, G4 0HR Charity No SC006750

Do you know an inspiring First Aid champion who deserves therecognition of a Scottish First Aid Award? They could be a First Aidvolunteer, a child, or an adult who has displayed remarkable courage. Orperhaps you know a quick thinking neighbour or colleague who has savedsomeone’s life with their First Aid skills? We want to hear about them.Nominate now. Nominations are open until Friday 28 September 2012.Our panel of judges will announce their shortlist in October and successfulentries will be invited to join us for a prestigious black tie awards event onThursday 29 November 2012, at the City Chambers, Glasgow.

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CATEGORY 1:The Workplace First Aid Award

Do you know someone in yourworkplace that deservesrecognition for their First Aid skills?This category has been createdto recognise such individuals ororganisations that are championingFirst Aid training to their staff, thepublic and their customers.• Public/Not for Profit

Sector Award• Private Sector Award

CATEGORY 2:First Aid Volunteer Awards

Volunteers are the lifeblood of anon-profit organisation. TheVolunteer Awards category hasbeen created to celebratecourageous volunteers who havedemonstrated an excellent use oftheir First Aid skills in Scotland. • Young First Aid Volunteer

of the Year (up to 15 years of age)

• Youth First Aid Volunteer of the Year (16-24 years)

• First Aid Volunteer of the Year (25 years and over)

CATEGORY 3:The Herald CommunityFirst Aid Award

As nominated and voted for by the readers of The Herald. Thiscategory has been created torecognise courageous individuals,valiant First Aid advocates and thosewho have excelled in using theirFirst Aid skills in the community.We are seeking nominations fromanyone, anywhere in recognition of a particularly inspirational FirstAid achievement. • Young First Aid Champion (up

to and including 15 years of age)• Community First Aid

Champion (16 years and over)

The Scottish First Aid Awards have beencreated to champion First Aid in Scotland andrecognise those individuals and businessesthat are leading the way in its provision.We would like to encourage everyone to getinvolved. The awards are open to all, regardless ofwhether you have received First Aid training with St Andrew’s First Aid or another provider. Wewelcome nominations from individuals, businesses,

public sector organisations, shops, schools andmany more. Entry to any of the awards categories isfree and nominations will remain open until Friday28 September 2012. In October, our eminent panelof judges will announce their shortlist.

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St Andrew’s First Aid officially launch a newcommercial division


In June 2012 St Andrew’s First Aidofficially launched a new commercialdivision, with the aim of consolidatingour position as Scotland’s leading FirstAid provider by increasing our share

of the workrelated trainingmarket in Scotland.This market is currently worthapproximately £6 million a year.

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The new division will employ 25 people and will aim to generate a turnover of

£1.4 million in the first year of operation.

The move is designed to equip thecharity to deal with any potential changes

to First Aid at work legislation, following theoutcome of the Lofstedt Review - theWestminster government’s independentreview into health and safety.The newly appointed Managing Director of thecommercial division, Mary McLuskey said: “We don’t yet know what the outcomes from Lofstedt will be butwe and our partners, the British Red Cross and St JohnAmbulance are all participating in regular meetings withthe HSE. We have been a trusted and reliable provider of education, training and supplies for some years but by forming our commercial division now, we will set the standard in Scotland in workplace First Aid for the future.”

There were 10,135 reported injuries to employees inScotland last year and 2.1 million working days were lostdue to work related injury and ill-health. Fifteen workerswere fatally injured at work but this figure does notinclude deaths of people whobecame ill at work and couldhave been saved by First Aid intervention.

Recent research has shown that four in five businesses admit shortcomings in their First Aid training and cover,resulting in over 1,000 fines being issued last year alone.

All profits from the commercial division will support thewider aims of the charity which are to increase Scotland’sFirst Aid skills and save lives.

In line with these aims, St Andrew’s First Aid believe thatwork related training has a much wider impact on societythan simply meeting legislative requirements.

Mary McLuskey explains: “First Aid skills are transferable and can save lives outside of work, making communitiesmore ‘resilient’. First Aiders can come to the assistance ofanyone who suddenly falls ill or is injured by applying lifesaving techniques and the role of trained First Aiders atthe scenes of natural disasters, accidents and terroristattacks is well documented.

“We believe companies should view FirstAid training of employees not as alegislative burden but as part of theircommitment to corporate socialresponsibility and community resilience.After all, what can be more sociallyresponsible than helping to save a life?”

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WHO WILL RISE TO THE CHALLENGE WHEN THE TORCH COMES TO TOWN?ST ANDREW’S FIRST AID

Thousands of people camefrom far and wide to attendthe 165th New Deer Showwhich took place in Buchan,Aberdeenshire. Our local FirstAiders were providing First Aidcover and fortunately the rainkept at bay as the weatherheld out for most of the twoday agricultural event.

The crowds of peopleattending were treated to apacked programme, includinganimal judging, scores of stalls,the Industrial tent and thefood and craft fayre.

Younger visitors weren’t leftout either, with lots of activitieson offer.

The centrepiece of theprogramme was the arrival ofJason Smyth, who wowed theaudience on both days of theshow with quad bike stunts aspart of his Adrenaline Tour.

First Minister AlexSalmond was present atthe show and before heleft he asked to bephotographed withrepresentatives fromSt Andrew’s First Aid.

EventScotland announced that more than 400,000people turned out to wave on the Olympic Flame as it passed through towns, villages and cities acrossScotland taking in some of our most iconic landscapesalong an epic 846 mile journey. To ensure First Aid coverwas in place, St Andrew’s First Aid had the honour to be on duty as it reached many of its destinationsthroughout Scotland.Among the 715 inspirational Torchbearers who carriedthe flame in Scotland was mountain bike WorldChampion Tracey Moseley, and Joseph Foster whohelped to recreate the legendary Chariots of Fire scene on St Andrew’s West Sands beach.We managed to capture a few of our own very specialpictures to commemorate our involvement with theTorch Relay, which has now been hailed a resoundingsuccess with Sport Minister Shona Robison describing it as “truly spectacular”.

Pictured with First MinisterAlex Salmond is: Richard

Walker, Bob Thomson, AnnStewart and Sarah Wordie.

Pictured with 2012 Olympicgold medalist Katherine

Grainger are Gemma Kerr,Clydebank Company (left)

and Shirley McNee, StanleyCompany (right).

We taught some First Aidskills to children thissummer - FOR FREE

BrigadeTeaching children basic first aid skills

This summer St Andrew's First Aid pilotedour first FREE summer school First Aidcourses for children. The 4 hourEmergency First Aid course wasdeveloped to teach children basic First Aidskills and the pilot courses were deliveredin the community thanks to fundinggranted from a Trust.

“We provided these courses free for children in the Glasgow,Dundee and Stirling areas,” said Sheila McPherson, Corps Development Manager at St Andrew's First Aid.

“They were tremendously successfuland next year, if we secure enoughadditional funding, we hope to roll outsimilar courses throughout Scotland.”

The courses were designed to helpchildren make friends, develop confidenceand obtain a sense of achievement inlearning basic but essential First Aid skillsin a fun and safe setting.

All children who successfullycompleted the course were awarded a medal and certificatewhich is valid for three years.

Skills covered:Managing an incident Priorities of First Aid CPR Disorders of the airwayDisorders of circulation Control of bleeding Burns and scalds Certification




You kiss them every day, but ifyou had to give the kiss of life,would you know how?In a crisis it’s vital that First Aid is delivered with confidence and at St Andrew’s First Aid, we want to teach you how. We care for the sick and injured and teach as many people as possible First Aid skills in Scotland.Our campaign theme for the launch of Scottish First Aid Week 2012 is “You give kisses every day”. Watch out for our campaign which will launch in September in the run up to Scottish First Aid Week.

Our wee box saves morethan just changeTo support our aim to train as many people as possiblewith First Aid skills in Scotland, we have created our veryown wee savings box. If you would like your owncollection box, please e-mail [email protected],call 0300 4 666 999 or just drop us a note with yourname and address and we will arrange for one to bedelivered direct to your door. Please help us raise asmuch money as we can to support Scotland’s life savers.

Together, we can save livesScottish First Aid Week is all about raising awareness of First Aid and the roleof St Andrew's First Aid in Scotland. Each year around 34,000 Scots are admitted to hospital as a result of burns, falls andchoking; common accidents that requireemergency attention. Yet research shows that 77% of people lack the knowledge and confidence to administer basic First Aid, and go straight to dialling 999. This is not only putting unnecessary pressureon our emergency services, but is also puttingindividuals at risk. Many everyday accidentscannot wait for the emergency services. Ittakes just four minutes for choking to provefatal without appropriate action and, while it may take only seconds to dialthree digits, the target response time for an ambulance to arrive is eight minutes.Remember First Aid can be life saving – literally - so during Scottish First Aid Week take the time to learn a little bit about First Aid.



We’re on the Check Out!We are delighted to have been chosen by ebay to be theirCheck Out Charity for our Scottish First Aid Week. For oneweek only, buyers will be asked if they would like to donate£1 or more to St Andrew’s First Aid to support our charity.This feature is part of the ebay for charity programme, whichprovides an easy way for buyers and sellers to support us.Sellers can choose to donate a percentage of any sale to St Andrew’s First Aid and add Gift Aid to their donation. So please remember to CHECK US OUT on ebay.

Scottish FirstAid Week Raffle2012To help raise vital funds for our organisation we have organised a rafflefor 2012. We have enclosed a raffle book in this edition of Response.Would you please support St Andrew’s First Aid and sell the tickets inthis book? To enter just fill in the details on the counterfoils and returnin the reply paid envelope along with a cheque or postal order madepayable to St Andrew’s First Aid. If you would like to purchase moretickets then just give us a call on 0141 332 4031 or [email protected] and we will sort it out. With your help we can raise an outstanding amount of money to support our First Aid work in Scotland.

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“In a crisis it is critical that First Aid is delivered withconfidence and withoutdedicated volunteers such asRobert we simply could notdeliver First Aid in Scotland,which helps thousands ofpeople every year.”

Just over fifty years agoRobert Burns receivedhis first certificate inFirst Aid. Since then hehas been a very valuedvolunteer First Aiderwith St Andrew’s First Aid.Commenting on his service with thecharity, Robert said: “It has been a greathonour and privilege to be involved withthe organisation for so many years. It hasgiven me so many happy memories. Iremember being on duty when QueenElizabeth officially opened Glasgow Airport.We then had to pile into the back of ambulancesthat took us over to Clydebank for the launch of theQE2. When you consider the number of events that Ihave been to it makes me appreciate how lucky I have been”.

Robert first became involved with St Andrew’s First Aid atthe age of 17 when he decided to expand his knowledge ofFirst Aid. He had been a member of the Boys Brigade whichwas what sparked his interest. Remembering his youth,Robert said: “As young boys we were all offered theopportunity to progress the training which we had receivedthrough the BBs. Not everyone did but it was somethingwhich I was interested in so I went along”.

Two years later Robert joined St Andrew’s Ambulance Corps(now known as St Andrew’s First Aid). By now he was a 19year old man in full time employment with British Rail, anorganisation which had strong links with St Andrew’s First Aidat that time. In fact so strong were the links that Robertjoined Queen Street BR Company - a Company mainly madeup of members of British Rail. Robert said: “British Rail wasgreat and really supportive of its members who volunteeredwith St Andrew’s First Aid. They would even give you timeoff to attend public duties (events).”

This was the start of a long and distinguished association forRobert with St Andrew’s First Aid, one of the highlights ofwhich was the award of an MBE in 1999. He was awardedthe title by Her Majesty the Queen in 2000 and Robertrecalled: “I had left for work early that morning and hadmissed the post. It wasn’t until I arrived at work that my wifeVivian called me to say I had received a letter from theCabinet Office and she had opened it by accident.

First aider celebrates 50 yearsin voluntary sector

Of course the letter only says that youhave been nominated and asks if youwill accept the award. In order to findout if I had been awarded an MBE, I hadto wait until the honours list waspublished and then go out and buy anewspaper to see if my name was in it”.

In 2012, Robert will have completed 50 years voluntary service with St Andrew’s First Aid. Commenting on this outstanding achievement, StuartCallison, Chief Executive Officer with St Andrew’s First Aid said:

“Volunteers are the lifebloodof St Andrew’s First Aid andRobert’s half century of service

to the organisation is a uniqueachievement. I would like to

congratulate him on behalf of everyone at St Andrew’s First Aid.”

To find out how you can be a St Andrew’s First Aid volunteer please visit our website: www.firstaid.org.uk/volunteeringor e-mail us at:[email protected]

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A huge thank you to all whosupported our first ScottishLegends Golf Day that tookplace on 7 June 2012 at The Carrick,Cameron House, Loch Lomond and a big well done to trophy winnersSt James’s Place Wealth Management. In all,the event raised just over £12,500. WOW!

18 teams of three competed with each team joinedby a Scottish sporting celebrity. Our thanks to:Dougie Donnelly, Billy Dodds, Stuart Dougal, RabMackinnon, Alan Combe, Alex Totten, Jack Ross,Stuart Lovell, Howard Haslett, Andy Walker, ColinShaw, Calum Forrester, Peter Cormack, Liam Craig,Jock Brown, George Allison, and Euan Kennedy fortaking part in support of St Andrew’s First Aid.

Our host for the day was Sports Presenter, Peter Martin, and our guests thoroughly enjoyed the after dinner entertainment provided by Scottish Football Legend Jim Leishman.

On 7 June 2012,Cameron House, Loch Lomond played host to anamazing event aswe held our firstever Scottish Legends Golf Day.

Golf clubs from around Scotland supported theevent with the donation of highly prized 4-balls forthe tombola.We send a special note of thanks forsupport to Colin Montgomerie, Cameron House,The Herald, Cooper Golf, Boutique Bubbly, GlenappCastle, Prestwick Golf Club, Prestwick St NicholasGolf Club, Bedlam Paintball, The Sheraton Hotel,Royal Troon Golf Club, The Machrihanish Golf Club,Craigard House Hotel, AWD Building Products,Tiso, The Royal Bank of Scotland and Taggarts forcontributing superb auction and raffle prizes.


EMPLOYEES RAISE THOUSANDS TO SUPPORT FIRST AID IN SCOTLANDEmployees from Balfour Beatty Engineering Services (BBES), one of the UK’s largest mechanical and electrical building services businesses, recently took part in the ‘Mugdock Challenge’ and so far they have raised an impressive £2,664 for the Renfrew branch of St Andrew’s First Aid.

The 85 participants ranged from two weeks to 70 years in age and included volunteers from St Andrew’s First Aid.

The challenge took place at Mugdock Country Park, ten miles north of Glasgow, and consisted of either a two, six or twelve mile walk through woods, along lochs, past reservoirs and a castle in what is one of the most picturesque parts of the country. The event was one of many taking place as part of Balfour Beatty’s Sustainability Month.

Mark Griffiths, Managing Director, BBES Power Systems, attended the event along with seven members of his family and said:

“ Following a cardiac arrest at work, prompt First Aid and the availability of a defibrillator saved my life. Hence support for this event was very close to my heart.”

If you would like to contribute please go to: www.justgiving.com/BBESMugdockChallenge

Please play a part in the future of St Andrew’s First AidPlease consider making an investment in future generations of First Aiders by remembering St Andrew’s First Aid in your will. We occasionally receive legacies which are very gratefully received and

the gifts make such a big difference to our work.

You may wish to give a general purpose bequest or you may like to

specify how you wish your legacy to be spent and we shall do our best to fulfil your requirements. We would be happy to arrange a confidential consultation to discuss which areas of the

work of St Andrew’s First Aid you would like to support and how you would like your legacy to be recognised.

When making a will, we advise using a solicitor to ensure everything is in order. If you have already made a will, and wish to add a further bequest to it, you can add a codicil to your will. You may wish to leave a specified amount or item, or a percentage of your estate.

If you do intend to leave a legacy to St Andrew’s First Aid in your will, please include our name and address: St Andrew’s First Aid, 48 Milton Street, Glasgow, G4 0HR.

By remembering St Andrew’s First Aid in your will, you will be helping to maintain our long history and heritage of teaching First Aid skills in Scotland. We are also most grateful for donations of any type at any time and welcome any contribution, however large or small.

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A massive thank you to all those who donated to St Andrew’s First Aid during our recent national Morrisons bucket collection. We’ve bagged an amazing £27,500 to support our work in Scotland.

We are Scotland’s leading First Aid charity and every year our volunteers donate more than 150,000 hours to ensure the public’s safety and enjoyment at events throughout Scotland. We rely on fundraising to ensure that First Aid cover and training is available in the community.

Darren Miller, responsible for fundraising and PR in East Kilbride, said: “Joining St Andrew’s First Aid has been one of the best things I’ve ever done. I’ve been a member for seven years and the number of events I’ve attended that I’d never have dreamed of being at is incredible. It’s not just the First Aid that’s brilliant, it’s a rewarding voluntary role that makes you feel you’ve really made a difference to your community.” If you are interested in getting involved with St Andrew’s First Aid, as a member, or supporting us in any other way, please email [email protected].

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Our East Kilbride volunteers have embarked on a fundraising drive to secure new funding for their First Aid vehicle.

East Kilbride has its own local St Andrew’s First Aid Company who provide First Aid training, event cover, and volunteer opportunities for the community.

Recently the Company was raising funds at Morrisons’ Lindsayfield and Stewartfield stores and raised £900 over three days.

East Kilbride Company Commandant, Susan Adamson, said: “The mobile First Aid vehicle is a key part of any duty that we attend in the local area.

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“I’m delighted with the amount raised this year. The cost of maintaining our vehicle, like all motoring, is escalating every year, that’s why this year we chose

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“Thank you to everyone who has supported us so far. Every penny really does make a difference to our work in Scotland.”

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We are part of T in the Park - Scotland'smuch loved and biggest musicfestival. This year, 135 of ourvolunteers from across Scotland notonly delivered a high level of First Aidin adverse weather conditions,they also played a majorpart in the larger medicalresponse team. Our volunteers were on hand to helpthe 75,000 people who visited thefestival each day, and attended to thecampers who needed First Aid assistance at night.

The high quality of First Aid and customer care delivered by all of our volunteers did not gounnoticed. The Scottish Ambulance Service praised their efforts and team work that helped administer First Aid to approximately 1,800 individuals over thecourse of the festival.

Commenting on this effort, Sheila McPherson, CorpsDevelopment Manager said: “I would like to pass on ahuge thank you for the sterling effort and commitmentshown by our volunteers. The weatherconditions did not make the dutiesat this event easy. When helpingout at various First Aid posts I wasproud of the enthusiasm andprofessional approach that everyvolunteer practiced.

It was a pleasure to see such a highstandard of volunteers representing St Andrew’s First Aid”.

VOLUNTEERS FROM ACROSS SCOTLAND PRAISED FOR FIRST AID WORK

FREE FESTIVAL FIRST AID KIT

To be in with a chance of receiving aFestival First Aid Kit just write downyour name and address on a piece ofpaper with the words 'Festival Draw'on the top and send to St Andrew's

First Aid in the envelope provided withthis magazine. The first 100 pulled

from the bag on 28 September 2012will win one of the kits

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Free First Aid kit forfestival goers

This summer, Scottish festival goers had theopportunity to request a free Festival First Aid Kitfrom St Andrew’s First Aid.

New for 2012, the pack is designed to help treat minoraccidents that can happen while enjoying Scotland’sfestival and events and we’ve reserved 100 of them togive away to readers of our RESPONSE magazine.

We created the pack to treat minor injuriesoften sustained whilst camping, walking longdistances and being in very crowded places,typical situations at festivals and events.

The Festival First Aid kit contains essential itemsincluding sterile dressings, swabs and tape, and is safeto take into festivals and event arenas as it containsno sharp items. Smaller than an A5 piece of paper,the waterproof pack easily fits in a rucksack, bag orlarge coat pocket.

To support the give-a-way we also revealed the fivemost common types of festival injury or complaintsour volunteers deal with at festivals and events, suchas the one shown on the opposite page.

The most common incidents involve excessivealcohol, extreme sunburn, drug abuse, sprains andstrains from walking on uneven ground, and cuts,grazes and bruises from discarded litter.

Our volunteers provide support at many Scottishfestivals and events, including T in the Park, where they provide First Aid support to hundreds of revellers.

Stuart Callison, Chief Executive, of St Andrew’s FirstAid commented, “Every year thousands of peopleenjoy Scotland’s music festivals, but occasionallythings go wrong and accidents happen. A littlepreparation can prevent a ruined weekend, andthis pack can help festival goers deal with minorinjuries while they seek trained help”


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1. Assess thesituation, makesure it is safeto help. If youcan’t movethem tosomewheresafe, clear some spacearound them.

2. Check airways,breathing,responsivenessand forbleeding.

Too much alcohol:Prevent over-consumption ofalcohol by drinking inmoderation, don’t drink on anempty stomach and drink plentyof water. If someone becomes illthrough drinking too muchalcohol stop them fromdrinking any more. If they arelosing consciousness or areunresponsive, lay them on theirside in the recovery position incase they vomit so theirairway is clear and they can’t choke.

Sunstroke: To avoid sunstroke, even onovercast days, apply plenty of suntan lotion, and stay hydrated. Ifyou find someone feeling flushand overheated, take them to aplace out of direct sunlight. Coolthem down slowly and providethem with water to drink. Ifsymptoms persist take them tothe First Aid centre.

Influence of drugs: Don’t take non-prescription drugs.Remember, outside of yournormal environment the effect ofdrugs on your body may begreater than normal. If you seesomeone who is feeling unwellfrom drug use, keep talking tothem and if they don’t respond callfor assistance immediately. If theydrift in and out of consciousness,lay them on their side in therecovery position to maintain an open airway.

Sprains and strains: To avoid sprains and strains, make sure you wear appropriatefootwear. If you or a friendsuffers a sprain or a strain, stopwhat you are doing and moveaway from the crowds. Rest andtake any weight off the limb. Apply a cold compressif possible and then seek medical assistance.

Cuts, grazes and bruises:Cuts, scrapes and bruises canoften be caused by litter on theground and wearinginappropriate clothing. Treat byapplying direct pressure to thewound. Keep the wound cleanusing an antiseptic wipe but ifthere is something stuck in thewound do not remove it. Seekmedical assistance as soon aspossible if bleeding has beensubstantial or continues.

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3. Send someone tocontact amember of staff or phone 999.

4. If the personis unconscious, put them in therecovery positionand monitor theirsituation. If theyare conscious,stay with them,and reassurethem until help arrives.

Waterproof jacketor poncho: Event the sunniest weekend inScotland can turn to showersquickly. Make sure you havepacked a waterproof jacket.

Sunscreen: Long exposure to even lowlevels of sun can cause you toburn. If the sun comes out, makesure you apply a generousamount of sunscreen to avoidsun stoke and re-apply regularly.

Torch:A torch is vital for finding yourway around the site at night.Falling over guide ropes and tentpegs can lead to a serious injury.

Water bottle: Free drinking water is oftenprovided around the campsiteand arena. Take a bottle andkeep yourself hydrated.

Spare pair of socks: You will spend a long time onyour feet and wearing dampsocks is not good for yourwellbeing. Always pack extrapairs of socks in case one pairgets soaked.

Suitablefootwear: If it’s raining, make sure yourfootwear is waterproof. If it’ssunny, make sure they are madefrom a breathable fabric. Underno circumstances wear highheels. There is lots of litterunderfoot so a solid sole isimportant, flip flops and opensandals can lead to cuts and scratches.

Small First Aid kit: Take a small First Aid kit withwipes, swabs and bandagesto deal with minorinjuries while you arecamping.

Spare change of clothes:Don’t try to wear only one pairof clothes all weekend. Take a change of clothesfor each day aswet clothes canlead tohypothermia.

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