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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
National
Charlotte Hadfield

Kind stranger steps in after LFC fan, 11, saves brother's life

A kind stranger stepped in after hearing how a Liverpool fan helped to save his brother's life.

Eleven-year-old Alfie Eaton, from Ellesmere Port, called for help after his brother James, 14, was found unresponsive in bed by his mum Georgia, who collapsed in shock. Georgia said Alfie, who has ADHD, "took full control" of the situation by speaking to paramedics, letting them into the house and calling his nan for help.

After reading the heroic schoolboy's story in the ECHO, John Mawdsley came forward to offer Alfie a gift card for his bravery on behalf of his company Survitec. John said the company, which is a survival technology solutions provider, opened a branch in Ellesmere Port last year and was keen to congratulate Alfie for his "amazing" actions.

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