A former head of the Welsh Ambulance Service says he is shocked at the way it is run, three years after he resigned claiming lives were at risk

SCAS are using a ‘split crew’ system in which only one worker stays with the patient so their crew mate can team up with another ambulance and reduce the number of vehicles queuing outside the hospital

Nearly half of England’s ambulance trusts are taking too long to respond to life-threatening emergencies

South Central Ambulance Service must address “serious concerns” among the public over response times that are not hitting national targets

New figures published today show A&E departments in England have met the operational standard for 98% of patients to be treated within four hours of arrival at A&E over the last year

Merseyside’s ambulance service is taking too long to respond to emergency calls, according to new figures

Mystery “shoppers” could be used to monitor the way a patient transport system in Nottingham is run.

Hospitals must keep better records of how long it takes to hand patients from ambulances into A&E departments, says the Auditor General for Wales

Of 7,018 calls that were considered to be Class A or immediately life threatening, ambulances or rapid response vehicles arrived within the recommended eight minutes for only 4,849 of them.

The East Midlands Ambulance Service is anxious that it suffers delays in getting to emergency calls at a time when speed is vital