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200 Newcastle College students learn to save lives as ambulance service reunites with cardiac arrest survivor
16th October 2026More than 200 students at Newcastle College are learning lifesaving CPR skills this Restart a Heart Day, as North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) reunites with a woman whose life was saved by CPR after she suffered a cardiac arrest at work.
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New defibrillator installed at Cambo Village Hall to strengthen lifesaving emergency response in rural Northumberland
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Cardiac arrest survivor reunites with ambulance crew who helped save her life
23rd October 2026Karen Pyle, 53, collapsed at work at Newcastle College on 25 March, when her colleague and friend Jessica Beni immediately put her CPR training into practice, performing chest compressions while colleagues called 999 and fetched a defibrillator. Now recovered enough to return to work, Karen met the ambulance team who treated her during those critical first moments, sharing her experience in the hope that more people would feel confident to act if someone suffered a cardiac arrest.
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North East Ambulance Service recognised nationally for creating a more inclusive workplace and improving access to patient care
22nd October 2026North East Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (NEAS) has been awarded Gold in the 2026 TIDE (Talent, Inclusion, Diversity and Equity) benchmarking framework, recognising its commitment to creating an inclusive workplace and ensuring ambulance services are accessible for all communities.
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Patient reunited with ambulance crew who helped save his life after cardiac arrest at Byker Asda
9th October 2026 -
Future-focused strategy aims to transform urgent and emergency care across the North East
7th October 2026 -
Ambulance crews reunited with young crash survivor after remarkable recovery
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Ambulance service colleagues honoured for more than 300 years of service to the North East
1st October 2026Thirteen North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) colleagues have been recognised for their extraordinary commitment to caring for people across the North East, collectively representing more than 300 years of dedication, compassion, and service.