Six-year-old Charlie Ware from Wallingford, Oxfordshire, has been presented with a special bravery certificate after he had to call 999 in November 2023 when...
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New era of greener ambulances caring for patients in London
The first fully electric ambulance to respond to emergency 999 calls in London went out on its maiden voyage on New Year’s Eve. As...
NEAS workers receive Queen’s Medal for their contribution to emergency services
Seven colleagues from the North East Ambulance Service were awarded with the Queen’s Medal at a ceremony at Bernicia House in Newburn this week...
Could you volunteer to save a life at WMAS?
West Midlands Ambulance Service is on the lookout for keen and willing recruits to join our band of volunteer lifesavers as a Community First...
Health Secretary thanks frontline staff in first visit to London ambulance service
Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, the Rt Hon Victoria Atkins, thanked London Ambulance Service (LAS) staff for their hard work during...
WMAS warning to drivers after four incidents in flood water
Ambulance bosses are warning the public about the dangers of driving through flooded roads after ambulance crews were called to treat five patients from...
Over 500 apply for student paramedic programme at WMAS
The chance to become a true lifesaver was something over 500 people couldn’t resist across the festive period...
SECAmb announces appointment of new Chair
Usman Awais Khan will begin a three-year term with SECAmb when current Chair, David Astley, steps down...
Outstanding service by UK ambulance staff recognised in King Charles’ New Year’s Honours List
This year's King's New Year Honours list has seen recognition for ambulance employees from London, Isle of Wight, Welsh and Scottish Ambulance Services...
