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Home > Newsletters > Daily Digest > SHIFT Zine helps newly qualified paramedics open up about mental health | Charity Commission launches inquiry into Stoke Air Ambulance
Daily Digest 5 February 2026

SHIFT Zine helps newly qualified paramedics open up about mental health | Charity Commission launches inquiry into Stoke Air Ambulance

James Devonshire5 February 2026Updated:5 February 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
Photo credit: Andy Walton, NEAS

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SHIFT Zine helps newly qualified paramedics open up about mental health

Noticing growing anxiety among newly qualified paramedics facing the pressures of unpredictable, high-stakes work, North East Ambulance Service wellbeing adviser Andy Walton helped create SHIFT Zine—a practical, collaboratively designed booklet to support recruits in managing the emotional challenges of the job. Read more via Emergency Services Times

Charity Commission launches inquiry into Stoke Air Ambulance

The Charity Commission has opened a statutory inquiry into Stoke Air Ambulance CIO [Charitable Incorporated Organisation] following concerns about the charity’s governance, spending and overall viability. Read more via Emergency Services Times

New Assistant Chief Constable announced for West Mercia Police

West Mercia Police has appointed Dr Carl Williams as its new Assistant Chief Constable, following a full recruitment process. Read more via Emergency Services Times

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From schoolboy enquiry to top maritime trainee award

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