As of March 2025, more than 8,000 people across the UK were waiting for an organ transplant, with just under 1,500 donors being supported...
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Why ambulance volunteering strengthens the communities we rely on
Ambulance volunteering enriches lives - not only for those who give their time, but for the communities that depend on them. As we mark...
Cardiac arrest survivor reunited with SWASFT crew who helped save her life
A 71-year-old woman from Dorset has been reunited with South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SWASFT) crew members who helped save her...
CQC recognises significant improvements at SECAmb
Inspectors recognised a number of significant improvements made by the Trust as it upgraded its ratings for its frontline 999 and call handling services...
“Help us give people the best chance of survival:” Paramedics call on Londoners to make a splash and fund defibrillators for local communities
Paramedics are urging Londoners to help them install life-saving defibrillators by taking part in the London Ambulance Charity’s Dragon Boat Race. The community resuscitation team...
Turning steps into impact at NWAS
A group of 14 colleagues based at Barrow Ambulance Station took on the incredible Keswick to Barrow and Coniston to Barrow walks on Saturday...
10-year-old boy saves mum’s life with 999 call as she suffers a stroke
A 10-year-old boy who called 999 when his mum suffered a stroke at home has thanked the London Ambulance paramedics and call handler for...
Rising racist abuse and violence against ambulance staff cannot be ignored, warns Association of Ambulance Chief Executives
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN)’s findings are deeply alarming, and they echo what we hear from our own ambulance workforce. Our frontline ambulance...
Birmingham Pride statement from WMAS
A West Midlands Ambulance Service spokesman said: “The Trust can confirm that it has withdrawn from the Birmingham Pride parade, along with police and...
