Daren Mochrie: Last News

The boss of North West Ambulance Service has ordered a 'full investigation' into delays caused by low-traffic neighbourhood schemes, the M.E.N can reveal.

click on this link, enter your email address, and select 'MyWigan News'.Heartbreaking tributes have flooded in for the 58-year-old, who leaves behind his fiancée Lynn Caddick and his two children - Sophie and Alex, who also works for North West Ambulance Service in the Broughton Emergency Operations Centre.His children said: “We are devastated at the loss of our lovely dad."He brought joy to everyone he knew and will be missed by many.

direct to your inboxBlackpool Tower will be lit up in honour of the North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) later today (Tuesday)The historic landmark will glow green to represent the service's uniform.A message reading 'thank you NWAS' will also be shined onto the tower between 4pm and 10pm.The tribute has been organised with Blackpool Council to show support for all the staff and volunteers who have worked throughout the coronavirus pandemic.NWAS chief executive Daren Mochrie said it will be a 'fabulous tribute' at the end of a 'challenging' year for the trust.“This year has been one of the most challenging any of us have seen," he said.“I am however incredibly proud of all our teams for their dedication and professionalism shown during this

Tributes have been paid to an ambulance service worker who died after contracting coronavirus.

A North West Ambulance Service paramedic has died after contracting Covid-19.

Crowdfunding page describes Stuart as a “hero in green” who “always had a smile” and would “do anything to help others”.Phil, a patient transport service care assistant based in Oldham, passed away on May 10 at Fairfield General Hospital.A tribute to him was posted at the time on the NWAS website by chief executive, Daren Mochrie, who said he will be “sorely missed” by everyone in the team.The new series began on Thursday with the first visit filmed in spring 2019 following ambulance teams attending to the 1.4 million people of Merseyside on St Patrick's Day weekend.At the end of the emotional visit to Liverpool, a message flashed up which said, “In memory of North West Ambulance staff”, before posting photos of the two men on screen.Last