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Ambulance crews are often only seeing one patient each shift, with up to 30,000 hours of emergency capacity lost every month to handover delays.

The Welsh Ambulance Service has been given university trust status by the Welsh Government.

The Welsh Ambulance Service has been given university trust status by the Welsh Government.

EXCLUSIVE: Karen Woods says when she rang 999 she was told paramedics would be there in less than two hours - fitting within the four-and-a-half-hour window for stroke patients.

Gwyn Griffiths has no plans to slow down. Instead, he planning his next adventure - mountaineering in Morocco and across the Himalayas.

An ambulance was called by a person who feared they had gorged on too much of a kebab.

Paramedics revealed they received around 188 non-emergency calls a day last year

World News - A person called the 999 emergency line in Wales after experiencing stomach pain after eating too much kebab. Another person dialled the number over missing dentures. One other person had a hand stuck in a letterbox. Further 999 calls were made because of... Read more at www.tnp.sg

The Trust is reminding people only to call 999 if someone is seriously ill or injured.

A person called for an ambulance after eating too much kebab, a service has revealed.