Press Releases

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Hebburn tri-station crew pic

Blue light partnership stronger than ever

Ambulance, fire and police colleagues have moved into a newly operational carbon-neutral community tri-station in Hebburn.

Howdon Ambulance Station

Ambulance crews move into co-located fire station in North Tyneside

This month, North East Ambulance Service crews moved into Wallsend Community Fire Station in North Tyneside, alongside Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue Service (TWFRS) colleagues.

Six people who work for different parts of the NHS stood in their respective work attire in front an Adult Emergency Department

NEAS joins health alliance to deliver urgent care services in Tees Valley

People with minor injuries and illnesses in Teesside can now benefit from a jointly run NHS urgent care service across the Tees Valley.  

Portrait of Ehsanul Bhuiyan, smiling, sat at his desk in uniform and wearing a headset.

Working together to improve our response to patients

We have introduced new processes within our Emergency Operations Centre and for our frontline crews to help us improve our response to patients, and are looking for further support from system partners.

The Emergency Operations Room at NEAS with many computer screens and operators with headsets. The back wall of the room shows NEAS's values.

Doing our bit to reduce unnecessary hospital admissions

A new model for maximising alternative care pathways in the hope of avoiding unnecessary ambulance attendances and hospital admissions has now been successfully rolled out across the North East. 

Ambulance door with NEAS name

Ambulance service launches new website for patients across the North East

North East Ambulance Service recently launched its new website. The new platform reflects our commitment to providing timely, accessible, and high-quality information about the services NEAS provides and the career opportunities available.

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Emergency responses to Holy Island boosted by land, sea and air

A number of agencies have come together to provide a safe and timely response for residents and visitors of Northumberland’s picturesque Holy Island in the event of a medical emergency.