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A local charity that provides emergency medical care has said it risks losing it's car if it cannot raise enough funds.

The East Midlands Army Responders, who are based in both Melton and Rutland, provide support for East Midlands Ambulance Service, bridging the gap in an emergency before medical help arrives.

But, with fuel much more expensive than it was this time two years ago, they're desperate for money so they can keep the wheels moving.

Michael Lauchlan is from the group