Our new Chief Executive @JasonKillens KAM has now started his tenure at London Ambulance Service, marking a return to London where he began his career as an Emergency Medical Technician. Full story on our website. londonambulance.nhs.uk/2025/07/21/chi…

The final countdown! 🚨   Critical: Between Life and Death follows #TeamLAS, London's Air Ambulance Charity and London’s four major trauma hospitals as they battle to save lives in the most urgent moments imaginable. Every second is critical. Watch on @NetflixUk 23 July.

It’s the end of week one back London Ambulance Service as Chief Executive. Thank you to everyone who’s made it so welcoming and supported me. Heres a quick update on the week and a look ahead to next.

The sacrosanct right to treat the sick and wounded without threat of violence is increasingly being eroded, with reports internationally of violations taking place. In this blog, The BMA president John Chisholm writes of healthcare under attack: bma.org.uk/news-and-opini…

Walk with us to save lives on 27 September 💚 Our #TeamLAS Charity walk through the heart of London will be raising money for life-saving defibrillators and CPR training in the local communities that need them most. A fun day out with a difference. (Link in bio) #LondonLifeHike

A call to 999 doesn’t always mean an ambulance will be sent to you 🚑 Based on the info you give us, if you can get more appropriate help elsewhere we will direct you to this. If it’s not life-threatening, 111 Online is the place to go for urgent medical advice ✅

Community events save lives 👇 Thank you to everyone who came to our #LAS60 Battersea Park Open Day. A chance to meet our teams and learn about ambulance careers, practice life-saving CPR skills, and hop on our historic ambulances 💚

Great session at Hillingdon this afternoon with the team for their huddle followed by a fab briefing session on the North West London ICC/SPOA hosted at our Pinner station. Some really impressive results coming from this avoiding unnecessary conveyance to emergency departments.

One shirt. One meal. One big difference. #EFLintheCommunity | Milton Keynes Dons

Join us on a night shift with our Incident Response Officers (IROs) - specialist responders who manage complex scenes, support staff, and keep everyone safe. No matter the challenge, they're always there when it matters most. #IncidentResponseOfficers #BlueLights #NightShift

Where you live in our city could determine your chances of surviving a cardiac arrest. We are renewing our call for areas with the highest number of ‘defib deserts’ to host devices in their neighbourhoods – including Newham, Hackney and Ealing. londonambulance.nhs.uk/2025/09/02/lon… 2/3

At London Ambulance Service we own the last ambulance to survive the Blitz. Here it is next to a Spitfire at RAF Duxford where we attended Imperial War Museum history festival.

Thanks for coming to see us yesterday Wes Streeting to hear about how we are preparing for winter and delivering innovation in our service using technology to support our clinicians. This is enabling us to care for hundreds more patients and improving the workplace experience for

Enjoyed organising my first football tournament : the LAS Cup 2025 …

'I am the luckiest man': King's aide hails paramedics who saved his life after suffering cardiac arrest in central London | The Standard standard.co.uk/news/london/pa…

I am calling it: the weather ia looking great for Saturday. Perfect day for a walk round our amazing city. Throw £10 in the pot to improve cardiac arrest survival. Great cause. What's not to like?

This Black History Month, we're celebrating the incredible contributions of our Black NHS staff across the country. From ward to board, thank you for your commitment to caring for our communities. 💙

Visiting the London Ambulance Service headquarters in Waterloo to mark its 60th year of service.

This week: 1 Prince William responded to our request to thank to our people. 2. Mayor of London Sadiq Kahn backed our work on cardiac arrest with £150k tackle “defib deserts”. 3. Asian Professional Network recognised our work on EDI with an award for our EDI chief Kulvinder Hira

Today we welcomed His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales to our Waterloo Headquarters, where he met some of our frontline colleagues to hear about their experiences of providing first-class urgent and emergency care to Londoners.