Have a happy and safe new year
West Midlands Ambulance Service tell you how to enjoy yourself tonight in safety.
Temporary injuries unit returns for festive period
Help for minor casualties in city centre.
Life-saving care team in gear
New wheels for charity medics.
“Yes, I think my family are proud”
Paramedic Tom Waters on going to Sierra Leone.
Ambulance chiefs warn of delays during strike
More expected to take industrial action next week.
Positive 111 feedback on first anniversary
Praise for non-emergency medical service.
World first for air ambulance
Augmented Reality for Midlands Air Ambulance.
Only call 999 if it’s life-threatening
Plea during industrial action.
Old Joe to glow
University of Birmingham clock tower goes red for Midlands Air Ambulance.
Mental health triage set to expand following successful pilot
Scheme reduces demand on police and ambulance service.
Kids and cars don’t mix
“Stay alert” reminder to drivers.
Air ambulance doctor condemns laser pointer
Recklessness puts lives at risk.
Clothing warning for bikers
Hitting the road is not always a good thing.
Emergency Biker hangs up his helmet
‘Forrest’ retiring from ambulance service.
Stay safe on the roads this summer
Seasonal plea from emergency services.
Warning for cyclists to stay covered
“It could save your life.”
111 staff on the run for charity
Emergency staff set to boost cancer charity.
Students go ‘behind the nines’ with Ambulance Service
A group of teenagers have spent the past week on work experience with West Midlands Ambulance Service.
Dozens saved in West Midlands
New report hails region’s treatment of trauma cases.
Albion debut for paramedic
Surprise appearance for veteran ambulance worker.
Plea to parents over trespass on railway tracks by youngsters
Safer Travel team urge parents to keep tabs on children as school holiday approaches.
Public urged to stay safe this Easter
“Be careful” call from air ambulance chiefs.
An hour to save your life
TV appearance for West Midlands Ambulance Service.
Milestone call answered by 111 service
Quarter of a million responses in four months.
Weather warning from ambulance service
With more heavy rain and winds forecast for the rest of today and into the weekend, West Midlands Ambulance Service is urging the public to take some simple precautions to stay safe.
Ambulance service issues storm warning
“Don’t put lives at risk” call.
Foggy & Whit support Blood Bikes
Champion bikers back volunteer rider scheme.
Life saver or time waster?
Murray MacGregor from West Midlands Ambulance Service tells us when and when not to dial 999.
Festive first aiders return to Birmingham
With the party season upon us, the Temporary Minor Injuries Unit is back in Birmingham for its seventh year to treat worse for wear revellers.
Avoid a silent killer
Advice from West Midlands Ambulance Service on the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning.