Welsh Ambulance Service Trust
Ystalyfera cardiac arrest survivor reunited with lifesaving neighbours and ambulance crews
A father-of-two from Ystalyfera has been reunited with the neighbours and emergency crews who saved his life after he suffered…
Welsh Government under pressure over paramedic recruitment shortfall
Just 20 of 67 newly qualified paramedics to be hired despite urgent demand across Wales
Welsh NHS waiting lists rise again — but ambulance handover times show marked improvement
More than 10,000 patients face two-year waits as Health Secretary visits Royal Glamorgan Hospital to highlight progress
New defibrillator installed in Llanelli’s Bigyn ward to tackle cardiac arrest survival rates
Glenalla Community Centre becomes latest location in town-wide lifesaving equipment rollout
Ambulance service to prioritise cardiac patients with new risk category
The way the Welsh Ambulance Service deals with the most serious 999 calls is changing from tomorrow (Tuesday 1 July).
Electric and hybrid ambulances could be responding to 999 calls soon
The Welsh Government has announced a £22.45m ambulance fleet upgrade programme "prioritising electric and hybrid vehicles, where viable".
“It’s an utter disgrace” says NHS union as more than 100 Welsh Ambulance staff sexually assaulted on duty in the last five years
Incidents have included patients behaving sexually inappropriate towards staff members, patients exposing themselves and incidents of groping
Teen who aided two medical emergencies in one day commended by ambulance chief
A brave teenager who assisted at two medical emergencies in one day has been commended for his actions.
Ambulance Service looks at using drones to deliver defibrillators
The Welsh Ambulance Service says it's moving closer to using drones to fly defibrillators to patients.
Welsh Ambulance Service awarded University Trust status
The Welsh Ambulance Service is set for a rebrand after being awarded University Trust status.