The decision by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to end lockdown rules is based on the wrong tests, according to the London Medical Laboratory, and it warns of the need Continue Reading →
Firefighters must be ready to fight ‘tooth and nail’ for their service, after National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) chair Roy Wilsher was appointed as a government advisor on the forthcoming Continue Reading →
Staff burnout in the NHS and social care has reached emergency levels and poses a risk to the future of services, MPs have warned. In a highly critical report published Continue Reading →
Thousands of ambulance crews across England will be provided with body cameras as part of a crackdown by the National Health Service (NHS) to reduce attacks on staff, and the Continue Reading →
The Great North Air Ambulance Service has found a unique way of supporting its community fundraising team – by partnering with Circular 1 Health to offer COVID-19 test and screening Continue Reading →
Essex & Herts Air Ambulance (EHAAT) is taking additional steps to protect patients and crew members from COVID-19 by decontaminating crews and equipment with specially-prepared water containing salt and electricity, Continue Reading →
Major issues surrounding the impact of the Grenfell Tower Fire on Building Safety and Building Regulations will be presented during an online lecture on 25 March by Sir Ken Knight. Continue Reading →
The number of doctors, nurses and other healthcare workers who are falling ill with Covid-19 has reached crisis levels and is seriously hampering the fight against the rapidly escalating pandemic, Continue Reading →
Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service (MAWWFRS) has upgraded its aerial rescue provisions, with three new Turntable Ladders now in operation and on the run at Morriston, Aberystwyth Continue Reading →
A new blue light partnership between London Ambulance Service and Metropolitan Police Service will see police officers across London driving ambulances and assisting medics to help boost the emergency response Continue Reading →