Defibrillators in Stirling City Centre

Defibrillators are publicly accessible life-saving devices that can be used to help someone suffering a cardiac arrest. Quick access to a defibrillator, alongside CPR, can significantly improve survival chances while waiting for emergency services to arrive.

There are a number of registered defibrillators located throughout Stirling city centre, including:

📍 Stirling Railway Station
📍 Stirling Baptist Church
📍 Morrisons Cold Beer Company
📍 O2 Store, Port Street
📍 Lab Monkey Tattoos
📍 Customer First (Stirling Council)
📍 Municipal Buildings
📍 Forthside Way
📍 Scottish Courts & Tribunals Service (SCTS)
📍 Marks & Spencer
📍 William Hill, Cowane Street (funded by Go Forth Stirling BID)
📍 Central Orthodontics, Dumbarton Road (funded by Go Forth Stirling BID)

Go Forth Stirling BID Investment

As part of its commitment to creating a safer city centre, Go Forth Stirling BID has funded and installed publicly accessible defibrillators at William Hill, Cowane Street and Central Orthodontics, Dumbarton Road, with further locations being explored.

The BID-funded devices are managed and maintained by Friends of Forth Valley First Responders, helping ensure they remain operational and ready for use when needed.

How to Access a Defibrillator

Many defibrillators are located within secure cabinets. In an emergency:

☎ Call 999 immediately

The emergency operator will:

• Direct you to the nearest available defibrillator.
• Provide any cabinet access code required.
• Talk you through CPR and defibrillator use if needed.

No Training Required

Modern defibrillators are designed for public use and provide clear step-by-step voice instructions once activated.

The device will automatically assess the casualty’s heart rhythm and will only deliver a shock if it is required.

♥ Every minute matters. Early CPR and rapid access to a defibrillator can save lives.