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A lorry driver left with a severe brain injury and shattered jaw following a brutal street attack has been reunited with the Scottish Ambulance Service paramedics who saved his life

The Scottish Ambulance Service is holding an Annual Review for 2017/18 on Monday at the Golden Jubilee Conference Hotel. The public session begins at 14:00 and is chaired by the Minister for Public Health, Joe Fitzpatrick.

A PARAMEDIC has helped raise over £12,000 for seven Public Access Defibrillators (PADs) on the Isle of Islay.

Gordon Taylor, 55, of Cowdenbeath, was working at a paper mill in Leslie when the horrific accident happened.

Darren Miller always wanted to join the ambulance service, as he “wanted a job where it felt like I was making a difference."

Evaluation of Scottish Ambulance Service Response Model published

A MUM has praised the Scottish Ambulance Service following her young son’s 10-day stint in Intensive Care.

A dad who suffered a cardiac arrest in the middle of Waverley Station has offered a heartfelt thanks to the Scottish Ambulance Service crew who saved his life.

Hello! We at the Scottish Ambulance Service wish you a fantastic New Year.

Paul Gowens, who became Scotland’s youngest ever paramedic 25 years ago, has today been awarded the prestigious Queen’s Ambulance Service Medal (QAM).

Following the road traffic accident on the A6089 this morning, please find attached our statement.

Aimee Young, of Forfar, has praised the two Dundee-based emergency responders who assisted the birth of her second child.