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  • International Control Room Week: Why patient transport is more than getting from A to B

    28 October 2026

    Getting patients to and from vital NHS care takes much more than arranging a vehicle. Michael Hanley explains the complex work happening behind the scenes in our Non-Emergency Patient Transport Service control room.

  • Tribute to paramedic Tim Sands

    27 October 2026

    It is with great sadness that we share the news that long-serving paramedic Tim Sands passed away on Friday 23 October 2026.

  • Northamptonshire scaffolder reunites with lifesavers

    21 October 2026

    A Northamptonshire man who suffered a cardiac arrest at home has met with the East Midlands Ambulance Service crew who helped to save his life.

  • Modernising our estate to support growing frontline workforce and ambulance fleet

    7 October 2026

    East Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust (EMAS) has announced plans to modernise its buildings and facilities as part of a programme to meet growing patient demand and help create a service fit for the future.

  • Wife who performed life-saving CPR on her husband thanks ambulance staff who gave them eight more months together

    28 September 2026

    After Paul suffered a cardiac arrest at home, Lorraine’s immediate CPR and the rapid response of ambulance staff helped restart his heart and gave the family eight additional months together. Paul's family have shared their experience and been reunited with the ambulance staff who cared for Paul.

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