@Vesper247 SOMEBODY RESPOND!!
I returned my parcel (over £100 worth of items) to you before Christmas, you confirmed via email you received them on the 27th December and despite 3 email exchanges chasing refund - nothing!!
Today I have chased for a 4th time and been sent this!
Six paramedics who fought to save the life of Ipswich murder victim Steven Povey after he was brutally attacked at an Ipswich guesthouse by a fellow resident have been awarded Certificates of Commendation. https://t.co/jFN0UUGs75
Spent some of my night shift ‘cohorting’ - for those unaware it involves pre-hospital ambulance clinicians with no training/expertise in managing patients in a hospital looking after 6 ED patients with no hosp staff, in a hospital ward away from ED. Welcome to the broken NHS 😞
Take 1,358...🎬 (or something like that 😉)
Keep an eye out for the final cut of our #InternationalParamedicsDay video featuring LOMs Dave Tamarro and Joe Cartwright on 8th July! #WeAreEEAST
BREAKING: Rishi Sunak has explained that just because his wife's home is in the UK and their children go to school in the UK and his job is in the UK, does not mean his wife is a resident in the UK. Hope this clarifies things x
BREAKING: If you are upset with your national insurance going up, you will be relieved that Chancellor Rishi Sunak's billionaire wife has avoided paying tax through her non-dom status. Isn't it lovely how rich people have a get out clause and you don't? x
“This is the ultimate first world problem, we’re talking about the choice to have a vaccine or not.”
CEO of Oxfam UK @dhnnjyn asks why the UK government is blocking intellectual properties that could save lives in poorer countries. #bbcqt
Burnout in the Ambulance Service isn’t just from attending serious calls, it also comes from the cumulative effect from the sheer frustration on system pressures faced from demand, turnaround times, breaks, and shift finishes. Look after each other and recognise burnout! 🚑💚
The most incredible thing about our ambulance services is that no matter what is going on in the background with staff in their personal lives,
They still get out of bed every day to deliver the best possible care to patients calling 999.
Simply mind blowing! 👏 👏 👏
4 weeks, a few cries, lots of anxiety, some screaming (🤣), 2x running calls, a flat tyre, exams, assessments, 1 castle visit, 2x London trips, more coffee & food than you could imagine, plenty of ‘laugh so much you cry’ moments & WE ARE EMERGENCY RESPONSE DRIVERS 🎉