£22m investment to deliver new ambulance facilities in east London | North Wales Police joins national crackdown on uninsured drivers

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£22m investment to deliver new ambulance facilities in east London

A major £22m investment by London Ambulance Service (LAS) will see the creation of new, state-of-the-art facilities in east London to support the region’s growing population and increasing demand for emergency care. Read more via Emergency Services Times

North Wales Police joins national crackdown on uninsured drivers

North Wales Police has become the first police force in Wales to join Operation Scalis, a UK-wide initiative led by the Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB) to tackle uninsured driving and improve road safety. Read more via Emergency Services Times

£142,000 funding boost to help North East Ambulance Charity improve cardiac arrest survival rates

The North East Ambulance Charity has been awarded £142,000 from NHS Charities Together to support work aimed at improving survival rates from out-of-hospital cardiac arrests across the region. Read more via Emergency Services Times

Wiltshire Police strengthens domestic abuse response through training and partnerships

Wiltshire Police has stepped up its efforts to tackle domestic abuse across the county, rolling out enhanced training and deepening partnerships with victim support services throughout October. Read more via Emergency Services Times

Peterborough residents given ‘unique opportunity’ to shape the future of Cambridgeshire fire service recruitment

Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service (CFRS) is calling on residents in Peterborough to share their views as part of a new initiative aimed at making its workforce more inclusive and representative of the communities it serves. Read more via Emergency Services Times