Celebrity supporters of London's Air Ambulance have joined forces with other public figures and stars from the worlds of entertainment, film and sport at ICAP's annual charity day in London to help close deals worth millions of pounds to raise funds for the charity.
London’s Air Ambulance consultant Dr Mark Wilson has been announced as the winner of the Air Ambulance Doctor of the Year award at the 2016 Air Ambulance Awards of Excellence.
The event is organised by the Association of Air Ambulances, the membership body for organisations that form the air ambulance services in the UK and aims to recognise the amazing work carried out by paramedics, doctors, volunteers and fundraisers in the air ambulance community.
Our Research and Development Lead, Professor David Lockey, has taken up the position of Chairman of the Faculty of Pre-hospital Care at the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. Professor Lockey is the first member of London’s Air Ambulance to be appointed to this prestigious role.
We are pleased to celebrate the first anniversary of support from The London Helicopter.
Thanks to the generosity of The London Helicopter customers over the past 12 months, together with a matched donation from the company, their support has enabled a contribution towards provision of equipment for the flight crew and fuel for several London’s Air Ambulance missions. It has helped us to deliver an advanced trauma team to the 10million people that live and work in London, 24/7, every day of the year.
Politicians from across London have joined forces to pledge support for London's Air Ambulance, the charity that delivers a 24/7 advanced trauma team to critically injured people.
MPs, peers and GLA members gathered in Parliament on Tuesday to congratulate the charity on winning the Pride of Britain Emergency Services Award .
London Freemasons presented London’s Air Ambulance with a cheque for £500,000 at their Investiture Day.
The £500,000 is the final instalment of London Freemasons’ £2million pledge which enabled the charity to purchase a second helicopter for London.
London's Air Ambulance is now able to fly more days, longer hours, and take its advanced trauma care to more people across the capital thanks to London Freemasons’ support.
Fitness fans are being invited to take part in an exercise challenge to raise money for London’s Air Ambulance.
Health and fitness company Speedflex is organising a 12-hour high intensity, low impact fitness class on the 17th of November. Participants can drop in and out of the session at any time.
Those taking part at Speedflex London will be monitored and win points - called MYZONE points - based on how hard they train. The aim is to get more points than other Speedflex centres around the UK.
London's Air Ambulance has been announced as the winner of the Emergency Services category at this year’s Daily Mirror Pride of Britain Awards. Our team was surprised with the news live on air whilst being interviewed on ITV’s This Morning. The full ceremony will be broadcast on ITV on 1st November at 8pm.
James Charrington, non- executive Chairman of BlackRock Europe has been appointed as Trustee of London’s Air Ambulance.
Commenting on the announcement James Charrington said:
The crest of the City of London Corporation will be visible as we attend missions across London after it was unveiled on one of our aircraft at a ceremony on the helipad this week.
Our G-EHMS helicopter now displays the crest in acknowledgement of the City of London Corporation’s charity, City Bridge Trust, and their ongoing support of London’s Air Ambulance.
The City Bridge Trust is the charitable trust of the City of London Corporation. They provide grants totalling around £20m per year towards charitable activity benefitting Greater London.
