Emergency Care Worsens As Red Call Times Rise And A&E Waits Increase Again

The latest NHS statistics for Wales revealed that, the median response times for ambulance red calls was 9 minutes 33 seconds, longer than the previous month and the 90th percentile also increased to 22 minutes 48 seconds, the longest recorded so far.   The Accident & Emergency department target is for no patients should wait over 12 hours, yet in January, 11,392 patients waited 12 hours or more , which is again higher than…

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Faster, greener, more reliable: £23.1m for Wales’ ambulance fleet

New replacement ambulances and response vehicles will soon be on the road thanks to a £23.1m investment by the Welsh Government. The funding will pay for 160 vehicles for the Welsh Ambulance Services University NHS Trust – 50 new emergency ambulances, 40 single responder vehicles, 67 Non-Emergency Patient Transport Vehicles, and three specialist Hazardous Area…

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Extra funding proposed for key services and priority investment areas

Cabinet will soon consider a proposed capital programme for the Council over the next three years. In addition, Members will consider a targeted, one-off investment of £19.38 million for priority areas that has been identified for 2026/27, which would go over and above the normal capital programme.  This extra funding would further invest in priorities…

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