London Ambulance Service - News releases and statements

Snowfall sees surge in 999 calls
The number of emergency calls to the London Ambulance Service rose sharply this morning following the snowfall across the capital – and could do so again tomorrow when roads and pavements are expected to be very icy.
5 February 2012
Ambulance service prepares for snowy weekend
‘Please use us wisely and only call 999 with life-threatening emergencies’ – that’s the message from the London Ambulance Service as snow is predicted to hit the capital this weekend.
3 February 2012
Community order for abusive patient
A man who verbally abused and tried to attack a St Helier medic has been sentenced to a six-month community order.
3 February 2012
Staff to perform at opening ceremony
Two talented ambulance men will perform in front of millions during the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Games.
2 February 2012
Bromley and Chislehurst MP joins ambulance crew for a shift
Bob Neill, MP for Bromley and Chislehurst, visited his local ambulance station in St Pauls Cray on Friday (27 January) and joined a crew for a shift to see for himself how the Service works.
1 February 2012
Response to Fire Authority suggestion that joint fire and ambulance stations could save millions
A statement from Peter Bradley.
26 January 2012
Brentford and Isleworth MP joins ‘world class’ ambulance team
Mary Macleod, MP for Brentford and Isleworth, visited her local ambulance station on Mogden Lane on Friday (13 January) and joined a crew for a shift to see for herself how the Service works.
16 January 2012
Stonewall Top 100 list recognition for the Service
The London Ambulance Service is celebrating being named among the country’s most gay-friendly workplaces.
13 January 2012
Ambulance worker to carry Olympic flame
A 60-year-old ambulance worker who has run over 250 marathons will carry the Olympic torch this summer.
12 January 2012
Health minister visits ambulance service ahead of London 2012 Games
The London Ambulance Service today (Wednesday 11 January) welcomed Minister of State for Health Simon Burns to its event control room, which will be used to manage the day to day response to the 2012 Games.
11 January 2012

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