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Updated: January 11, 2023

Stroud ambulance staff join national 24-hour strike

By Simon Pizzey

January 11, 2023

PIZ-11-01-23-1 sml — Staff at Stroud Ambulance Station picket during a 24-hour strike. Picture: Simon Pizzey.

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Ambulance workers in Stroud joined around 25,000 other ambulance drivers, paramedics, call handlers and technicians across England and Wales who are staging a 24-hour strike over pay and working conditions.

Members of the Unison and GMB trade unions are staging staggered walkouts today, with workers not striking for more than 12 hours and call handlers for not more than six-hour periods – and ambulance workers have left picket lines to attend emergencies.

The South West Ambulance Service has urged the public to only dial 999 in cases of life threatening or life altering emergencies.

PIZ 11 01 23 2 sml | Stroud ambulance staff join national 24-hour strike — Emergency Care Assistant Alex Keenan joined ambulance staff at Stroud Ambulance Station picket during today’s strike. Picture: Simon Pizzey.

Another ambulance strike has been scheduled for January 23rd.

Ambulance service urge public to think carefully before dialling 999 during industrial action

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