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A first time mum has thanked the Scottish Ambulance Service staff who helped her deliver her first child in her bathroom.

AMBULANCE service staff based in Linlithgow have relocated to Bo’ness Fire Station in a move which will benefit patients in the area.

Thanks very much to Taylor Wimpey West Scotland for donating a Public Access Defibrillator (PAD) to the Bothwell and Uddingston Community First Responder Group.

Welcome to the latest edition of the Scottish Ambulance Service Stakeholder update containing an overview of the latest news from the Service. Please contact us, replying to this email address, if you have any comments or suggestions.

Additional funding of up to £11 million is being given to the Scottish Ambulance Service to help improve capacity and resilience this winter.

Well done to John Burnham, Associate Director of Care Quality & Professional Development, Scottish Ambulance Service, for being awarded the Queen's Ambulance Service Medal

Welcome to the latest edition of the Scottish Ambulance Service’s Stakeholder Briefing. This briefing contains an overview of the latest news from the service. Please contact us, replying to this email address, if you have any comments or suggestions.

640,790 Scots equipped with CPR skills

A mum who did not realise she was in labour until she was delivering has thanked the two “amazing” paramedics who delivered her baby boy at home.

A woman who gave birth only two days after she found out she was pregnant has thanked the emergency responders who helped deliver her baby.

Welcome to the latest edition of the Scottish Ambulance Service’s Stakeholder Briefing. This briefing contains an overview of the latest news from the service. Please contact us, replying to this email address, if you have any comments or suggestions.

A PROJECT to upgrade defibrillators used in Scottish ambulances has been completed, with critically ill patients across Scotland set to benefit.