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Nine years on we remember those who tragically died and all who were affected by the Grenfell Tower fire.As always on th...
14/06/2026

Nine years on we remember those who tragically died and all who were affected by the Grenfell Tower fire.

As always on the anniversary, our thoughts are also with the emergency services on scene and in the control room that day.

With in full flow, as well as and other major events across the capital, we're expecting a busy weekend. If you are ...
13/06/2026

With in full flow, as well as and other major events across the capital, we're expecting a busy weekend.

If you are out enjoying what London has to offer, please remember to only call 999 for a life-saving emergency. For all other medical advice, please use NHS 111 online or via phone.

Join us at the London Life Hike and help save lives across London!Choose a 6km or 21km route through the heart of London...
12/06/2026

Join us at the London Life Hike and help save lives across London!

Choose a 6km or 21km route through the heart of London while raising funds for CPR training and community defibrillators.

Every step helps create safer communities and supports life-saving initiatives.

📅Date: Saturday 26 September

📍Start and Finish: Southwark Park

Register using the link in our bio today and make every mile matter.

11/06/2026

Going above and beyond - quite literally ✈️

Alex, a Trainee Emergency Medical Technician, is taking on his biggest challenge yet: a wing walk at 500ft to raise vital funds for London Ambulance Charity.

Every donation will help provide lifesaving equipment, free CPR training for our communities, and ongoing wellbeing support for the paramedics and emergency call handlers responding to some of London’s most challenging emergencies.

If you’d like to support Alex, you can donate via his JustGiving page using the link below 👇

https://www.justgiving.com/page/alex-fogarty-wingwalk

Would you like to learn life-saving CPR skills this month?Over the next few weeks our are out in full force across the...
10/06/2026

Would you like to learn life-saving CPR skills this month?

Over the next few weeks our are out in full force across the capital, teaching life-saving CPR skills for free.

They will be at the following places:
• 13th June, Benhill Community Fun Day 12pm -4pm Thomas Wall Centre
• 13th June, St Georges Shopping Centre, Harrow 10am – 4pm
• 17th June, London Eye Emergency Services Day, 10am – 3pm
• 21st June, ACCA Refugee Festival, Cranford Community College, 10am-3pm
• 27 June, Wandsworth Armed Forces Day, Battersea Park, 11am- 5pm
• 28 June, Catford Big Weekender, 11am- 5pm

A powerful reminder of why learning lifesaving skills matters ❤️ After surviving not one, but two brushes with death, To...
09/06/2026

A powerful reminder of why learning lifesaving skills matters ❤️

After surviving not one, but two brushes with death, Tony Walsh is now on a mission to help others.

Tony suffered a cardiac arrest at home in November last year, but thanks to his partner Carla and their gardener Alan, who called 999 and performed CPR, he survived.

He received help within minutes from Paramedic J’enae who performed life-saving care.

Tony said: “Meeting the paramedics was very emotional because I wouldn’t be here without them. I don’t remember anything about that day, but I do know I had the best care. They reached me quickly and saved my life.”

Since that day, Tony has spent time in hospital and most importantly he and his niece Ellie, have organised lifesaving training for 21 family members.

To read more about Tony’s story, click the link in our bio.

This weekend colleagues across the organisation were involved in the largest ever counter terrorism training exercise he...
08/06/2026

This weekend colleagues across the organisation were involved in the largest ever counter terrorism training exercise held in London.

Working with our emergency service partners such as police officers, firefighters, paramedics and counter-terrorism investigation teams all took part, as well as Canary Wharf Group (CWG) security staff.

Dozens of actors were involved in creating a scenario that tested the skills of emergency responders in dealing with a marauding terrorist attack.

Exercises like this ensure that if and when incidents like this occur, our emergency services are ready to respond quickly, effectively and with confidence.

The exercise was not being carried out in response to any specific threat or intelligence.

We are proud to share that My Clinical Feedback app has won the ‘Driving Change Through Data and Analytics’ category at ...
07/06/2026

We are proud to share that My Clinical Feedback app has won the ‘Driving Change Through Data and Analytics’ category at the Health Service Journal Digital Awards.

For the first time in the UK, paramedics can now access feedback about patient outcomes after hospital handover. The app encourages ambulance clinicians to discuss cases anonymously with colleagues to share knowledge and learning and empowers crews to treat patients at home when it is safe to do so, reducing the need to visit hospital.

Chief Digital Officer Clare McMillan said: “My Clinical Feedback has been driven by a simple but powerful idea – giving clinicians the opportunity to learn what happened to the patients they cared for.

“Our crews make life-or-death decisions every day, often in high-pressure and challenging circumstances.

“They never stop caring about their patients after they leave them at hospital. This feedback helps them learn from every patient they treat and improve care for the next one.”

For more information about the app click the link in our bio.

05/06/2026

Have you ever wondered what our Community First Responders (CFRs) carry?

Graham is here to explain more.

Our CFRs are volunteers who play a vital role in attending to patients in their local community, equipped with life-saving medical equipment they can respond to patients in their community.

Like our other clinicians, they are also dispatched by our control rooms to respond from their home, work or elsewhere in their local area to give first aid and care prior to the arrival of LAS clinicians.

If you would like to become a Community First Responder in your area, visit the London Ambulance Service website for more information.

“Help us give people the best chance of survival” 💚 Sam Cox, our Community Resuscitation Training Officer and Team Capta...
04/06/2026

“Help us give people the best chance of survival” 💚

Sam Cox, our Community Resuscitation Training Officer and Team Captain for the Defib Dragons, is calling on you to help raise life-saving funds for the London Ambulance Charity this summer at their Dragon Boat Race event!

Dragon Boat Racing is a perfect team-building opportunity, with no rowing experience needed. By joining us on Thursday 16 July at Surrey Quays Docks, you'll be helping to save lives in your local community.

"As a team, we see first-hand the life-saving impact defibrillators and training can have for our city.

“Londoners can help us give people the best chance of survival by fundraising for these life-saving devices at the Dragon Boat Race – and you’ll have a lot of fun in the process!

Ready to make a splash and help save lives? Find out more and sign up by visiting the London Ambulance Charity website (link in bio).

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