South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) is urging people to stay safe and injury free by acting sensibly this bonfire, firework and Diwali (Sunday 27 October). People are also advised to attend local professionally-organised events. Those wishing to celebrate with fireworks at home are urged to closely follow safety advice. By observing simple rules people can keep themselves, their family and
South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) is urging people to stay safe and injury free by acting sensibly this bonfire, firework and Diwali (Sunday 27 October). People are also advised to attend local professionally-organised events. Those wishing to celebrate with fireworks at home are urged to closely follow safety advice. By observing simple rules people can keep themselves, their family and
South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) is urging people to stay safe and injury free by acting sensibly this bonfire, firework and Diwali (Sunday 27 October). People are also advised to attend local professionally-organised events. Those wishing to celebrate with fireworks at home are urged to closely follow safety advice. By observing simple rules people can keep themselves, their family and
South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) is urging people to stay safe and injury free by acting sensibly this bonfire, firework and Diwali (Sunday 27 October). People are also advised to attend local professionally-organised events. Those wishing to celebrate with fireworks at home are urged to closely follow safety advice. By observing simple rules people can keep themselves, their family and
With clocks turning back this weekend (Sunday 27 October) and darker days and colder months ahead, South East Coast Ambulance Service, (SECAmb), is asking for the public’s help by urging them to prepare for winter. SECAmb has created a checklist to help people prepare (see below). By following some simple advice including checking whether household medicines are in date, booking flu vaccinations,
With clocks turning back this weekend (Sunday 27 October) and darker days and colder months ahead, South East Coast Ambulance Service, (SECAmb), is asking for the public’s help by urging them to prepare for winter. SECAmb has created a checklist to help people prepare (see below). By following some simple advice including checking whether household medicines are in date, booking flu vaccinations,
With clocks turning back this weekend (Sunday 27 October) and darker days and colder months ahead, South East Coast Ambulance Service, (SECAmb), is asking for the public’s help by urging them to prepare for winter. SECAmb has created a checklist to help people prepare (see below). By following some simple advice including checking whether household medicines are in date, booking flu vaccinations,
With clocks turning back this weekend (Sunday 27 October) and darker days and colder months ahead, South East Coast Ambulance Service, (SECAmb), is asking for the public’s help by urging them to prepare for winter. SECAmb has created a checklist to help people prepare (see below). By following some simple advice including checking whether household medicines are in date, booking flu vaccinations,
With clocks turning back this weekend (Sunday 27 October) and darker days and colder months ahead, South East Coast Ambulance Service, (SECAmb), is asking for the public’s help by urging them to prepare for winter. SECAmb has created a checklist to help people prepare (see below). By following some simple advice including checking whether household medicines are in date, booking flu vaccinations,
People across the South East will take part in a worldwide initiative this week teaching people how to save a life. South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust is working with schools and community groups on and around the annual Restart a Heart Day today (16 October) led by the Resuscitation Council (UK) in partnership with organisations including the British Heart Foundation (BHF) an