It was an absolute pleasure to have @MayorofBarnet with us this week, spending time meeting staff and going out on shift with #TeamLAS 📷 L-R with Clinical Team manager Emma, ambulance crew T/EMT Emily and paramedic Carly, and myself.

Very exciting - just popped into Edmonton ambulance station and seen team being trained on our new ambulances which will be out and about in Enfield next week! London Ambulance Service The Association of Ambulance Chief Executives

Many congratulations to Ben on his very well deserved award from the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan and good luck in your ongoing paramedic apprenticeship.

Today we welcomed Caroline Clarke, NHS London Regional Director, to join us for a tour of Camden Ambulance Station and an observational shift with #TeamLAS paramedics.   A great opportunity to showcase the amazing work our staff and volunteers do to care for Londoners 💚

It’s beginning to look A LOT like Christmas 🤩 If you’re in London this weekend, please enjoy yourself safely! Save 999 for life-threatening emergencies ✅ Use 111.nhs.uk if you need urgent medical help but it’s not life-threatening, and help us save lives 💚

Welcome to #TeamLAS Chinyama, have a great shift.

#NewProfilePic Following the coronation of King Charles III, the royal cypher has been updated by the Royal Household, and the London Ambulance Service Crown Badge and logos have been redesigned to represent the Tudor Crown. Today we're updating our social media profiles to reflect this.

Proud of Harry, Emma and all our brilliant colleagues on #Ambulance tonight #NorthLondon 💚

That’s a wrap for this series of #Ambulance 👏 A huge thank you to everyone involved, from the #TeamLAS crews and patients featured, to all those who've been watching! Remember only call 999 for a life-threatening emergency so our crews can help those who need it most 💚

#HelpUsToHelpYou: Our tips for staying well in the heat this week 🔽 💧 Stay hydrated 🧴 Wear sunscreen ⛱️ Find shade 💊 Carry your medication / inhaler 💚 Check on elderly relatives / neighbours Please use 111 if you need urgent medical advice but it's not life-threatening.

Today marks 20 years since the 7/7 bombings in London. We remember the 52 people killed and our thoughts are with all those who were injured and affected. We also pay tribute to our teams and all our emergency service colleagues for their efforts that day.

A very challenging day of remembrance 💚 We will never forget all those killed, injured and affected that day, including our emergency services / NHS colleagues who did all they could to care for London and save lives.

On #InternationalParamedicsDay, we pay tribute to +3,000 brilliant Paramedics serving communities in London. From saving lives on the frontline, and clinical work in the control room, to sharing life-saving skills at schools and community events. Thank you for everything you do!

Whether you are at events like #Wireless2025 and #Wimbledon or have other plans in London this weekend, please take extra care in the sun. With the UK Health Security Agency / Met Office heat warning now upgraded, follow the tips below to help us save lives.

With Met Office warnings issued for thunderstorms in London this weekend, please take extra care when travelling. We see a rise in 999 calls about breathing difficulties during this type of weather so remember to carry your inhaler / any medication you use.

More very hot weather and a UK Health Security Agency heat warning in London this week. Take extra steps to stay well: 💧 Stay hydrated 🧴 Wear sunscreen ⛱️ Find shade 💊 Carry your medication / inhaler 💚 Check on elderly relatives / neighbours Use 111 if you need urgent medical advice.

Our 999 services have been very busy so far this week. During heatwaves we often see growing numbers of people fainting or suffering with breathing difficulties, heat exhaustion, asthma and dehydration. Take extra care in the sun and follow our pinned tips to stay well.

This week we are seeing a 10% increase in 999 calls due to hot weather. Take extra steps to stay well in the sun and help us save lives. ✅ Stay hydrated, wear sunscreen, find shade, carry your medication and check on elderly relatives / neighbours. See NHS for more info.