28 Nov 2022
A London Ambulance Service (LAS) emergency call handler is urging men to seek mental health support as soon as they realise something is wrong, and not shy away from having that conversation with their loved ones. Scott Robertson, 33, who has worked as […]
24 Nov 2022
An off-duty 999 call supervisor at London Ambulance Service saved her dad’s life when he collapsed in cardiac arrest at […]
23 Nov 2022
Paramedics at London Ambulance Service are being paired with nurses from community health providers in south west London to respond […]
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