Ring stuck for three weeks removed at Henley Fire Station

A woman who had a ring stuck on her finger for three weeks had it removed after a trip to Henley Fire Station. Picture: Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service
A woman who had a ring stuck on her finger for three weeks had it removed after a trip to Henley Fire Station. Picture: Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service
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A WOMAN who had a ring stuck on her finger for three weeks had it removed after a trip to a fire station.

The woman popped into Henley Fire Station earlier this morning to see if the crew could remove it after trying everything the internet recommended.

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After a couple of minutes, a local jeweller who volunteers with the fire service, and has special ring cutting equipment, was contacted.

Within minutes, he was at the station and the ring removed.

The fire service itself is looking for more volunteers. Email the volunteer coordinator at: michael.clarke@oxfordshire.gov.uk

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