All Wales Ambulance Services Ltd

Where has the time gone ?
35 years ago today, Paul Bennett and I had an idea, one that was going to turn into one of the largest private ambulance services in Wales.
Little did we know that it would set the scene as we were the first and only registered ambulance service in the principality.
Thanks to our valued members of staff, past and present, we continue to push on, taking patients across the country and the rest of the world.
Paul has now retired and I hope I'm not going to be far behind him. We're still best of mates though and continue to enjoy each others company on a regular basis.
A happy birthday is something special but just as special is to remember those that, who only with us in spirit helped make it possible. Thank you, all of you.
Cheers from Pau, Kev and me.

A bit of update to the fleet today.

Well we see ourselves in the start of another year. As we start yet another year of service, it's sad to look back and miss great collegues who are no longer here with us in person. That said, they'll always live in our hearts and minds and will always be a part of our team.
So to all of you, Happy New Year. Let's hope that it brings health and happiness ..... Nothing else matters really.

Yesterday was a lovely tribute to a very valued member of staff, character and friend.
The service at Swansea was a credit to the whole family and Lynne Bray would have been so proud of your respect and words.
The service was fitting to someone who had done so much for so many, in so many ways.
Tony's words were just about as perfect as it comes, and described a truly loving marriage and friendship.
Julz Head ... You did Mum proud in the way that you stood up as a solid member of the family and precious daughter. At AWAS, we all know that she always spoke so highly of you and you were more a friend than a daughter. She spoke highly of all of you. But then she never spoke I'll of anyone. In all the years I knew her, she never put anyone below herself.
Bethany ... Your words on that microphone yesterday rang out and touched every single person in the room. Beleive me when i say that we were all stood beside you and holding your hand every step of the way.
I have always admired anyone who can stand up and speak about a loved one at a funeral, but you stood, with a broken heart, and gave the fondest farewell that anyone could have given to your Nan.
Your Nan always spoke about you to us. She would never have a "favourite" among her family but you were about as high up the list as you could have been 😀.
Please tell Tony that I'm really sorry I didn't get a chance to see him on the way out and that we all send our love.
Apart from this, nothing can be said to make anything easier, better, less painful or different. Other than to say that, if you need ANYTHING WHATSOEVER, wer'e all here for you. Don't be strangers, don't be afraid to ask and please know that our door is always open.
To all AWAS staff (Past and present) and all other service staff who attended ... thank you for saluting a true professional.
Love to you all.
Gareth and Everyone at All Wales Ambulance.
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Looking to take on 3 drivers for private contract.
Must have clean licence and ability to drive 2.8 ton vehicles.
Not ambulance work so no training required. However, there's a possibility of going on to ambulance work for the right candidates (Full training provided in-house).
Apply in email only to: [email protected]
Immediate start.

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Just to let staff and friends know that life of our friend and colleague Lynne Bray will be celebrated on the 20th of November at 14:30 in Morriston Crematorium.
Could I please ask that all staff (both present and past) from AWAS wishing to attend, wear full uniform as a matter of respect and love for someone who gave us all so much of her time and dedication.

It is with sadness that, once again, we have lost a true and loyal colleague. Lynne Bray sadly passed away this week.
Lynne worked with us at All Wales Ambulance for many years and was greatly admired by all whoever had the privilage of meeting her.
Hundreds of our staff and members of the public have benefited from her knowledge and experience as a trainer and Ambulance Technician. Lynne taught not from books but from her own experience, knowledge and profession.
Many others have seen her dedication as patients. We are all proud of the work she did and are totally saddened by the loss of a friend.
Our condolences and love go out to Tony, Julie and the whole family.RIP good friend.

Taking on staff again due to increase in work.
Self-employed basis to start with, plenty of hours available and flexible.
Care home background preferable but not essential,
Full clean driving licence and ability to five 2.8 ton vehicles competently,
Must be able to pass Enhanced DBS Check,

Contact us via email guys: [email protected]
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