After his dad survived a cardiac arrest three year ago, Ryan Callum decided to raise funds for those who saved his life and has...
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Paramedics call on revellers to enjoy Halloween and Bonfire Night safely as 999 calls rise
Paramedics at London Ambulance Service are calling on revellers to celebrate safely this weekend as the Service prepares for Halloween and Bonfire Night in...
SAS statement on University of Stirling study – Ambulance staff subjected to violence and harassment on alcohol-related callouts
A Scottish Ambulance Service spokesperson said: “We recognise the impact of alcohol-related harm and addiction in Scotland, and we strongly condemn violence and aggression...
NHS invests £6 million to strengthen response to terrorist attacks with new state-of-the-art training facilities
A brand new, cutting-edge facility where ambulance teams across England can train for disasters – from building collapses to airplane crashes or terror attacks...
It’s International Control Room Week – 27th October to 2nd November 2025!
This week we celebrate the incredible teams behind the scenes—our Ambulance Control staff. They are the calm voices in chaos, the expert coordinators of...
WMAS celebrates heroes in headsets for International Control Room Week
West Midlands Ambulance Service (WMAS) is celebrating the incredible staff who wear headsets and work tirelessly behind the lights and sirens to help patients...
Help ambulance crews find you quickly during dark nights
When the clocks go back, the nights get longer – and while it's dark, it can be a challenge for ambulance crews to find...
Yorkshire Ambulance Service staff and volunteers recognised in annual STARS Awards
Yorkshire Ambulance Service (YAS) has recognised staff and volunteers who have gone above and beyond in the Trust’s annual STARS Awards.
London Ambulance Service leader named in HSJ’s most influential list
The Chief Financial Officer of London Ambulance Service has been recognised for his impact on healthcare, as he’s named one of the 50 most...
AACE publishes issue 16 of our quarterly newsletter, Keeping Pace
The sixteenth edition of Keeping PACE, our quarterly update for ambulance service employees and volunteers, is now available for download...
Making sure more paramedics are recognised in the 2026 CAHPO awards
AACE Chair Jason Killens recently met with England’s Chief Allied Health Professions Officer, Suzanne Rastrick, to discuss how more paramedics might be recognised in...
Culture at the core: NIAS leading with compassion and courage
Northern Ireland Ambulance Service (NIAS) is placing culture at the heart of its transformation journey. Under the leadership of its Interim Chief Executive, Maxine...
