East Anglian Air Ambulance

Manette Baillie, from Benhall in Suffolk, does a tandem skydive at the age of 102.

Watch: Woman, 102, becomes Britain's oldest skydiver

Did you watch the convoy drive through? Images: Steve Thewis, manager and photographer at Studio Infinity.

Thousands rally to support Dunstable and Leighton Buzzard Truck Convoy

The trucks passing through Dunstable during the 2022 convoy. Photo: Tony Margiocchi.

Donation appeal for Dunstable and Leighton Buzzard Truck Convoy

The Sele School in Hertfordshire.

Boy in critical condition after being hit by lightning at school

Woburn Forest resort. Picture: Center Parcs

Staff member dies after a collision in Center Parcs Woburn Forest

Visitors enjoying an open garden

Leighton Buzzard and Linslade Open Gardens raises more than £2,000 for charity

Take a look around the gardens and help raise money for two good causes

11 beautiful gardens welcome visitors to raise cash for charities

Aerial view of the resort

Woman dies following ‘medical incident’ at Center Parcs

Representatives from the East Anglian Air Ambulance with organiser, Graham Munt. Image: @DigiStevePhotography

£13,000 raised thanks to Leighton Buzzard and Dunstable Truck Convoy

The convoy passes through Dunstable.

21 pictures of the return of Dunstable and Leighton Buzzard Truck Convoy

Image: Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service.

60-year-old man rescued after paragliding accident on Dunstable Downs

A 60-year-old man was rescued by firefighters after a paragliding accident on Dunstable Downs.

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RESCUE TEAM: Medics Chris Neil, Nicky Ueckerman and pilot Andy Moor acknowledge the Leighton Ladies donation.

Leighton Buzzard golfing donations really took off for air ambulance charity, de...

The East Anglian Air Ambulance out on a previous emergency

Air ambulance which serves Bedfordshire to start transporting patients again

Critical Care Paramedic Nigel Strange and Doctor Rishi Rallan demonstrate the PPE they now need to wear to provide emergency pre-hospital care. (C) East Anglian Air Ambulance

East Anglian Air Ambulance appeals for help to protect crew from Covid-19

FILE PICTURE - Prince William in his East Anglian Air Ambulance in Wisbech Park, Cambs. July 16, 2015. See MASONS story MNLETTER: Prince William has penned a heartwarming letter thanking his colleagues at the East Anglian Air Ambulance as he clocks off on his final shift. The Duke of Cambridge leaves his role as a pilot for the East Anglian Air Ambulance today (thu) after two years of service. As he departs to begin full time Royal duties, he sent a letter to a local newspaper telling of his pride at doing the job with the charity. In the letter, Prince William said his two years in the role had exposed him to 'moments of extreme emotion' and he promised to continue to support emergency services staff after his time with the charity is up.

Pilot William signs off after two years air ambulance duty

Leighton runner Debbie Roff who is doing the marathon for the East Anglia Air Ambulance

Leighton lass limbers up for London Marathon

Royal seal of approval for air ambulance

Prince William works 80 hours a month with the East Anglian Air Ambulance. Ben Bull Photography

Prince William criticised for lack of time dedicated to East Anglian Air Ambulan...

The Duke of Cambridge in training with the East Anglian Air Ambulance. Photo: SAC Faye Storer

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No it’s Prince William

Luton Airport worker suffers heart attack after being ‘crushed’ by hangar door

The EAAA have welcomed a new helicopter

New helicopter for the EAAA

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Air ambulance has big plans for year

Photo: SAC Faye Storer/PA Wire

Prince to fly for air ambulance

East Anglian Air Ambulance. Picture courtesy of Jim Garnett.

Seal of approval for air ambulance

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Make the Marathon

MBE for air ambulance boss

An East Anglian Air Ambulance helicopter

EAAA night flights given the all-clear

b12-1249 Rising Stars Business Awards 2012 held at the Corn Exchange Bedford.

Awards launched with £8,200 prize pot

Businesses can win a share of a £8,200 advertising prize pot in the Bedfordshire & Luton Rising Stars awards, launched today.

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Charity welcomes 50,000th lottery player

Air ambulance charity unveils night flight helicopter

Bikers hit the road for air ambulance

Ambulance crews team up for safer summer

Air ambulance crews team up

Air ambulance warns of scammers