18th Feb 2021
Daniel and Ashley Mason, adopted brothers and Bow residents, decided to combine the challenge of keeping active during the UK’s third lockdown early in 2021 with their passion for London’s Air Ambulance Charity.
Please see below latest news and updates from London’s Air Ambulance. From clinical innovations to fundraising and events, you will find everything to stay up-to-date with our charity here.
If you are a member of the press and require further information, please contact:
Kirsty McKellar, Media & Public Affairs Manager
[email protected]
Tel - 07973 948 519
After hours contact
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Letter from the CEO
It is my pleasure to welcome you to our website. Here, you can find out more about our work and latest updates, as well as how to get involved through fundraising, donating, volunteering and more. Thank you for visiting, and for your dedicated support for our charity; we couldn’t do what we do without you.
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22nd Dec 2020
If you are interested in what it is like for our doctors, paramedics, pilots and fire crew to work over the Christmas holidays, Dr John Chatterjee gives a glimpse into the life on the frontline. Thank you for being a key part of our family and keeping our service running - we simply couldn't be here without you.
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18th Dec 2020
When the UK’s second lockdown was announced on 31st October, 11-year-old Jack Frazer-Hogg decided to combine keeping fit with challenging himself to raise funds for London’s Air Ambulance Charity after his football team’s matches were postponed again.
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16th Dec 2020
Festive Period London's Air Ambulance Charity office is closed from the 24th of December 2020 until the 4th of January 2021 and re-opens on the 5th of January 2021.
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18th Nov 2020
London’s Air Ambulance Charity has launched its Christmas appeal, ‘London’s Christmas Mission’. The appeal comes as the charity is estimating that it will lose £5 million in income over the next two to three years due to Covid-19 restrictions, the equivalent of 2,440 missions and every one of those could save a life.
