London Ambulance Service

Medals awarded for 20 years’ service
The London Ambulance Service has honoured 30 members of staff who have each clocked up 20 years of service.
17 October 2008
New Year’s Honours for London Ambulance Service 7 July Staff
Five members of staff from the London Ambulance Service NHS Trust have been recognised in the New Year’s Honours list for the part they played in responding to the London bombings on 7 July.
17 October 2008
Reappointment of non-executive director
The London Ambulance Service is pleased to announce that Sarah Waller CBE has been reappointed as a non-executive director of the Trust.
17 October 2008
Award for paramedic after 35 years on the job
An Ilford man who has dedicated 35 years to saving lives in East London has finally said goodbye to the ambulance service.
17 October 2008
Goodbye to West Ham ambulance man
After more than three decades saving lives in east London, Mick Tame has finally said goodbye to the ambulance service.
17 October 2008
Medals awarded for 20 years’ service and retirees
The London Ambulance Service has honoured staff who have clocked up 20 years of service.
17 October 2008
Man brought back from dead is reunited with crew who saved him
A council worker has thanked the ambulance crew who saved his life when his heart stopped beating at work.
17 October 2008
‘Heart of station’ retires from ambulance service
A station administrator has been thanked for over a decade of hard work during a special ceremony.
17 October 2008
Goodbye to St Helier paramedic
After more than a quarter of a century saving lives in south London, paramedic David Leeves has finally said goodbye to the ambulance service.
17 October 2008
Veteran ambulance maintenance man retires after 36 years
Ambulance maintenance manager Dave Stock, who worked for three decades at New Malden station, has put away his screwdriver and spanner for the last time.
17 October 2008
Ambulance man retires after 34 years on the job
After more than three decades of saving lives a Medway man has finally said goodbye to the ambulance service.
17 October 2008
Goodbye to Romford
After more than four decades with London Ambulance Service, a Romford man has finally said goodbye.
17 October 2008
Ambulance man retires after 37 years on the job
After more than three decades of saving lives and only three days off sick, Mick Shepherd has finally said goodbye to the ambulance service.
17 October 2008
London Ambulance Service medic short-listed for Pride of Britain award
A Heathrow medic has been short-listed for a Pride of Britain award and his story of bravery is to appear on national television.
17 October 2008
Posthumous award for Romford paramedic
The wife and daughter of Romford paramedic Ron Pile, who was tragically killed in a road accident earlier this year, have attended a ceremony to accept an award on his behalf.
17 October 2008
Volunteers wanted to help save lives in Purley, Coulsdon and Kenley
The London Ambulance Service wants volunteers to help them save lives in Purley, Coulsdon and Kenley.
16 October 2008
Heart attack survivor thanks health service staff
A Beckenham man today thanked all the people who came together to save him from a life-threatening heart attack.
16 October 2008
Hot weather sees ambulance demand soar
Londoners are being reminded to ‘use their ambulance service wisely’ as demand on the 999 system rises in the summer sunshine.
16 October 2008
London Ambulance Service prepares for Carnival celebrations
Hundreds of medical staff will once again be on hand at this year’s Notting Hill Carnival.
16 October 2008
Croydon shopping centres receive life-saving equipment and training
Croydon’s shoppers can now be assured of receiving the very best life-saving treatment, following the installation of defibrillators, which deliver a shock to restart a patient’s heart.
16 October 2008
Patient and paramedic reunited after a decade
A paramedic from Greenwich ambulance station has been reunited with a man whose life he helped to save more than a decade ago.
16 October 2008
London Ambulance Service wins London health awards
The London Ambulance Service won two prizes at the regional finals of the Health and Social Care Awards.
16 October 2008
Romford cleaner rewarded for 20 years on the job
A man who has been cleaning ambulance stations in the Romford area for over 20 years has been awarded a good conduct medal for his hard work.
16 October 2008
London Ambulance Service makes emergency call to local artists
Budding local artists are to be given the chance to display their artwork in London Ambulance Service's 999 control room.
16 October 2008
London Ambulance Service continues to provide quality care for patients
The London Ambulance Service has continued to provide patients with good quality care according to its latest health check by the Healthcare Commission.
16 October 2008
Two-wheeled medics cover more ground in the capital
Ambulance motorcycles and bicycles have been introduced to new parts of the capital to provide a better life-saving response to more patients.
16 October 2008
Mayoral opening for new ambulance station
Mayor of Lambeth Cllr Andrew Gibson will declare the new Brixton Ambulance Station officially open on Wednesday (6 February).
16 October 2008
Non-executive director appointed
The London Ambulance Service is pleased to announce the appointment of Brian Huckett as non-executive director of the Trust.
16 October 2008
Call to Heathrow Airport
We were called at approximately 12.45pm today to reports of an incident involving a plane at Heathrow Airport.
16 October 2008
Ambulance crews in London deal with their busiest night of the year
The London Ambulance Service has dealt with an exceptionally high number of emergency 999 calls this New Year’s Eve–the busiest since the Millennium.
16 October 2008

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