Hollyoaks star offers students safety advice
Hollyoaks star offers students safety advice
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Having dealt with Carbon Monoxide poisoning on TV, Hollyoaks actor James Sutton has called for UK students to guard against 'the silent killer'.
During his two years as one of Hollyoaks' most popular stars, James' character John Paul McQueen was the central figure in some hard-hitting storylines. As well as starring in an award-winning examination of homophobia, James was also the key player in a major subplot involving Carbon Monoxide poisoning.
Having researched the issue in depth for the show, James came to understand just how crucial the problem of gas safety really is, especially for young people living away from home who might not know the score about taking precautions.
And he can be seen below hosting a video feature for National Grid, packed with vital information about gas safety that all students living in rented accommodation absolutely need to be aware of.
Carbon Monoxide poisoning affects the lives of 2.5 million people worldwide every year. With adequate precautions, it's easy to detect and protect against. Without them, the so-called 'silent killer' can be severely dangerous if not lethal. Just a few moments checking out James straightforward, easy-to-implement advice is every student's first essential step to ensuring they're properly protected.
For more information visit www.nationalgrid.com