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October 6, 2023

Published by Claire Harris at October 6, 2023

Inspiring the next generation of paramedics

September 26, 2023

Published by Adam Smart at September 26, 2023

Flying High: Success for GWAAC at Charity Super.Mkt

September 21, 2023

Published by Claire Harris at September 21, 2023

Electric aircraft: the future of HEMS?

September 19, 2023

Published by Claire Harris at September 19, 2023

GWAAC shortlisted for prestigious air ambulance awards

September 7, 2023

SPCC Fleur teaches a Bristol Bears rugby player how to use an AED

Published by Claire Harris at September 7, 2023

Teaching CPR to Bristol Bears

August 30, 2023

Published by Ben MacManus at August 30, 2023

Meet Pilot Rich MacLaughlin

August 25, 2023

Published by Ben MacManus at August 25, 2023

Going #GreenForGWAAC

August 23, 2023

Published by Ben MacManus at August 23, 2023

Meet our new Assistant Medical Director Dr Andrew Heavyside

Patient Stories

February 14, 2019

Published by Joolz Ingram at February 14, 2019

Richard’s story

Richard was playing in a charity football match with his team Cadbury Heath FC, something he had been looking forward to for a while, when he […]

February 14, 2019

Published by Joolz Ingram at February 14, 2019

Archie’s story

For 10-year-old Archie Brooks and his mum Helen, the day started like any other. They were walking to St Bonaventure’s School in North Bristol when their […]

January 23, 2019

Published by Joolz Ingram at January 23, 2019

Daniel’s story

Daniel Fear is just like any little boy, full of energy and excited about starting school. He lives on a farm in Thornbury, South Gloucestershire with […]

January 23, 2019

Published by Joolz Ingram at January 23, 2019

Paulina’s story

It was May Bank Holiday in 2011 when Heart FM Presenter, Paulina Gillespie, rode out on her horse, the last thing she expected was to find […]

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We love to hear from our former patients and are always happy to welcome to our base! Please get in touch if you have been treated by our Critical Care Team by emailing: pr@gwaac.com

“I would recommend previous patients to share their experiences as it can help you to come to terms with some of the psychological trauma you might be suffering from a serious accident. It helps spread awareness about the service and can encourage people to donate to the charity.”

Sallyanne Haigh