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Birmingham mother's extraordinary fundraising efforts pays for 18 emergency response vehicles
A Birmingham mum has pulled off something truly remarkable — raising more than £400,000 over eight years to put 18 Community First Responder vehicles on the roads across the West Midlands.
Debbie Roscoe, from Harborne, founded her charity Arrive Alive after witnessing first-hand the brilliant care the NHS provided when her daughter Ellie fell seriously ill.
What began as a mission to fund just one emergency respons…
20 Jul, 21:14