Free training events
Our team of London Lifesavers trainers hold pop up training events across the capital teaching people the simple skills they need to save a life.
Come along and learn to save a life – 76 per cent of cardiac arrests happen in the home – so this training means you could save someone you love.
Pop-up events in 2026
Drop-in event where you can learn to save a life in five minutes.
- Saturday 1 August 2026, 11:00-16:00, Open Day at the London Fire Brigade station in Sidcup, DA14 6NZ (view in Google Maps)
- Saturday 1 August 2026, 10:00-16:00, Open Day at the London Fire Brigade station in Paddington, W2 6NL (view in Google Maps)
- Tuesday 4 August 2026*, 10:00-15:00, London Transport Museum, WC2E 7BB (view in Google Maps)
- Thursday 6 August 2026, from 10:00, Kew Community Trust, TW9 2AJ (view in Google Maps)
- Tuesday 18 August 2026*, 10:00-16:00, London Transport Museum, WC2E 7BB (view in Google Maps)
- Friday 21 August 2026, 11:00-16:00, London Ambulance Service Summer Open Day @ The London Eye (view in Google Maps)
- Tuesday 25 August 2026*, 10:00-16:00, London Transport Museum, WC2E 7BB (view in Google Maps)
- Thursday 27 August 2026*, 10:00-16:00, London Zoo, NW1 4RY (view in Google Maps)
- Saturday 26 September, from 10:30, London Life Hike at Southwark Park Bandstand (view in Google Maps)
*Sessions at the London Transport Museum and London Zoo require an entry ticket.
Ongoing – regular, free extended CPR and defibrillator training events (2.5 hours)
- Join us at Palestra House, Blackfriars Road, SE1 9JU (view in Google Maps)
- Book your place on Eventbrite.com
Can't make our events? Watch the video below and learn how to save a life.
About the campaign
Learn more about why our London Lifesavers campaign is helping to save more lives in London.
In-depth training events
Free in-depth CPR and defibrillation training events. Advanced booking required. These events take place at Palestra House, 197 Blackfriars Road, London, SE1 8JZ.
London Heartstarters
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