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 and call handler for coming to their aid at a heart-warming reunion. Isaiah was awarded a certificate at London Ambulance Service’s Waterloo Headquarters to recognise […]
18 May 2026
London Ambulance Service has appointed Craig Harman as Chief Operating Officer at a crucial time for the capital’s emergency care […]
11 May 2026
The Chief Executive of London Ambulance Service has been named in the Health Service Journal’s Top 50 NHS leaders list. […]
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