27 May 2026
Paramedics at London Ambulance Service are urging Londoners to only call 999 in life-threatening emergencies as 999 calls reach levels last seen during the peak of the pandemic. Call handlers received 8,121 999 calls yesterday (Tuesday 26 May) as the capital continues to face soaring […]
26 May 2026
Paramedics are urging Londoners to help them install life-saving defibrillators by taking part in the London Ambulance Charity’s Dragon Boat Race. […]
21 May 2026
A 10-year-old boy who called 999 when his mum suffered a stroke at home has thanked the London Ambulance paramedics […]
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