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28 August 2026

Countdown to The Big Half begins for Team SECAmb

The countdown is on as nine members of South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) prepare to take on The Big Half, putting months of training to the test while raising vital funds for SECAmb Charity. On Sunday, 6 September, thousands of runners will take part in the iconic half marathon, with some of SECAmb’s colleagues joining them to raise money for projects that make a real difference to patie

28 August 2026

Sussex patient shares latest milestone after cardiac arrest highlighting the real impact colleagues make

A former patient who suffered several cardiac arrests is now back playing the sport he loves and winning tennis tournaments thanks to quick actions of two bystanders and South East Coast Ambulance (SECAmb) clinicians. Nick Lade, 76, from Seaford, recently shared a remarkable update on his recovery following a cardiac arrest, highlighting the lasting difference ambulance teams make to patients and

27 August 2026

Help us manage emergency demand this bank holiday weekend

As the summer bank holiday weekend approaches, South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) is urging people to use 999 only in life-threatening emergencies and to take steps to keep healthy. While the heatwave is over, the long weekend will still see a spike in calls for our 999 and NHS 111 operations. So please help us to help you by following some simple steps to use our services wisely to help

25 August 2026

Woodland training allows SECAmb’s SORT operatives to practise chemical incident response

SORT operatives from SECAmb have been practising their response to chemical incidents with woodland training sessions, thanks to community help in West Sussex. The Special Operations Response Teams have taken part in exercises mimicking a chemical release in a woodland area run by Gary Marlow from the Woods for Learning outdoor adventures site in Horsham. “Our SORT staff in Powered Respirator Prot

19 August 2026

Sussex teenager back on bike months after life-threatening crash as SECAmb highlights importance of cycle helmets

A Sussex teenager who suffered potentially life-threatening injuries in a bike crash is back riding months later, highlighting the vital role helmets can play in cyclists’ safety. 14-year-old, Adem Murphy-Farah, was riding at Hove Pump Track on 5 May 2026 when he was thrown from his bike in a serious incident that left him with a brain haemorrhage, multiple facial fractures and the loss of

13 August 2026

Response to Lewes train derailment

Updated statement 13 August 9:40pm SECAmb has now significantly scaled down its response to the major incident following the train derailment near Lewes Railway Station earlier today. At the peak of the incident, more than 50 SECAmb staff attended the scene, including both of our Hazardous Area Response Team (HART) teams and Critical Care Paramedics, supported by more than 20 colleagues in our

12 August 2026

Kent mum’s reunion with ambulance team highlights importance of emergency maternity skills

A Kent mum who survived three postpartum haemorrhages has been reunited with the ambulance team who helped save her life. Jade, from Folkestone, visited Ashford Make Ready Centre to meet some of the team who cared for her when she suffered a life-threatening second haemorrhage at home on 9 March 2025, aged 30 following the birth of her fourth child. Jade had given birth prematurely to her little

10 August 2026

Join us for our Annual Members’ Meeting

Members of the public are invited to discover more about our service and our plans for the future at our Annual Members’ Meeting, (AMM). This year’s meeting will take place online from 10am-midday on Friday 25 September 2026 and is an opportunity to hear about our achievements and challenges over the past year, our future ambitions and the important role members and governors play in shaping

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