Welsh Ambulance Service Trust
First-time Llanelli parents meet ambulance call handler who helped deliver their baby girl
FIRST-time parents who delivered their own baby girl at home have met the 999 call handler who helped to bring…
Port Talbot supermarket staff commended for quick-thinking actions
Supermarket workers who came to the aid of a customer in cardiac arrest have been praised for their quick-thinking actions.…
Almost half of people in Swansea are missing out on NHS 111 Wales’s easily accessed urgent healthcare
Almost half of people in Swansea are missing out on accessing immediate and appropriate health care, according to a new…
Welsh Ambulance Service unveils new state-of-the-art Swansea training facility
The Welsh Ambulance Service has unveiled a state-of-the-art new training facility. The Workforce Education and Development Centre in Swansea boasts…
Tributes paid to respected ambulance stalwart Malcolm Harries
The Welsh Ambulance Service Trust have paid tribute to Malcolm Harries, a Duty Control Manager based in Carmarthen, who passed…
Ambulance technician from Blaen-y-maes with incurable cancer to tie the knot after mammoth fundraiser
An ambulance technician whose indigestion turned out to be incurable cancer will marry his fiancée next week after a fundraiser…
Work with us, not against us, say emergency workers after rise in assaults
Assaults on emergency workers in Wales are on the rise, new data has revealed. More than 4,240 assaults were committed…
Welsh Ambulance Service commends military’s contribution to Covid-19 effort
The Welsh Ambulance Service has extended a thanks to the Armed Forces for its support through the Coronavirus pandemic. More than 200…
New initiative to improve care for terminally ill patients
The Welsh Ambulance Service has joined forces with Macmillan Cancer Support in Wales to launch a new initiative to improve…
Injured pigeon, insomnia and onion juice in eyes – just some of calls to Welsh Ambulance Service they say are better directed elsewhere
A pigeon with a broken wing, a caller unable to sleep and onion juice in the eyes were topics of…