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Ballinamore

Concerns after elderly Leitrim man endures two hour wait for ambulance

An incident involving a Ballinamore man who waited two hours for an ambulance has raised concerns among locals, according to Cllr Gary Prior, with calls for urgent improvements in response times. On October 19, a 73-year-old man endured a worrying ...

22 Oct 2024 at 15:33

Ambulance handover delays and vaccinations key elements of winter health plan

Tackling ambulance handover delays and vaccination programmes are among key elements of the winter preparedness plan for the health service. Reducing emergency department attendances and additional assistance for GP practices are also among ...

16 Oct 2025 at 17:46

Scotland

Code red patients forced to wait as long as 18 hours for ambulance – Tories

Some of Scotland’s most critically at-risk patients are waiting as long as 18 hours for an ambulance, “terrifying” new statistics have revealed. The Scottish Tories, which obtained the figures through freedom of information requests, said ...

19 Oct 2025 at 00:01

Scotland

£1m to boost ambulance service and ease pressure on A&E over winter

The Scottish Government is allocating almost £1 million to reduce pressure on A&E departments this winter. The Scottish Ambulance Service will receive £995,000 to increase staffing for a clinical hub model, which will use GPs to triage ...

21 Nov 2025 at 00:01

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