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Ambulance service crew and neonatal nurse reunite with little girl born six weeks premature
20th October 2025A North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) crew and Northern Neonatal Network (NORNET) nurse from the Royal Victoria Infirmary (RVI) in Newcastle recently reunited with a very special patient and her family, three months after carefully transferring her between hospitals.
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North East Ambulance Service holds successful Annual General Meeting at Teesside University
17th October 2025 -
A heart restarted: Ingleby Barwick woman reunites with ambulance service teams who saved her life following a cardiac arrest
15th October 202548-year-old midwife Charlotte from Ingleby Barwick has been reunited with the North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) teams who saved her life after she suffered a cardiac arrest at home.
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North East Ambulance Service recognises Restart a Heart Day through cardiac arrest survivors
13th October 2025 -
Teesside ambulance station to save on energy bills with government investment in greener infrastructure
6th October 2025North East Ambulance Service’s Hartlepool South station has become one of the first NHS sites in the country to install new Great British Energy solar panels, helping to cut energy bills by around £4,700 a year.
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Emergency partnership aims to boost cardiac arrest survival rates across Cleveland
30th September 2025 -
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Newcastle ambulance crews move into co-located station with fire service to boost efficiency and response times
19th September 2025Newcastle residents are to benefit from an additional ambulance station this month as North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) join forces with Tyne and Wear Fire Rescue Service (TWFRS) at a new co-located site in Gosforth.
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North East Ambulance Service is hosting major UK conference on emergency care research.
18th September 2025North East Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (NEAS) will host the 999 EMS Research Forum Annual Conference on Tuesday 23 and Wednesday 24 September 2025 at the Crowne Plaza in Newcastle-upon-Tyne.