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| Contents |
| London’s Air Ambulance |
| Arc Royal to extend London City Airport |
| Now I’ve Got Swine Flu – Really |
| Swine Flu in London, UK |
London’s Air Ambulance
I saw a car driving up the Romford Road the other day with “Air Ambulance” written on the side. It didn’t fool me, I know what a helicopter sounds like. later…. Ok, there is a perfectly good explanation for why … Continue reading
Posted in General, health, London, Transport
Tagged accident, Air, air ambulance service, Air-ambulance, ambulance, ambulance services, Anaesthetist, central london, emergency, helicopter, Hospital, London, Medical, RAF, response vehicles, roadside, traffic
Arc Royal to extend London City Airport
An article in the Daily Mail Online reports that the decommissioned air craft carrier Arc Royal could be ‘saved’ and used as a helipad in London. The intended location turns out to be right next to London City Airport, in … Continue reading
Posted in London, Transport
Tagged Admiral Sir Mark Stanhope, aircraft, ambulance, Arc, borough, carrier, city, greenwich, helicopter, HMS Illustrious, London, London City, Ministry, Navy, Newham, police, royal navy, runway, servicemen, Thames, vessel
Now I’ve Got Swine Flu – Really
First Person Swine Flu I have written about swine flu recently from an epidemiological point of view but now, unfortunately, I’m in the position of being able to provide a first person account of the disease as it progresses in … Continue reading
Swine Flu in London, UK
More cases of Swine Flu in London Two more people in London have been diagnosed with swine flu virus H1N1 type A, the UK Department of Health confirmed on 30th April One is a 23 year old man from Islington, … Continue reading
Posted in London, Swine Flu
Tagged ambulance, Boris Johnson, central london, flu, flu epidemic, flu symptoms, flu virus, Hospital, influenza, influenza type, Ken Livingstone, London, Mexico, north london, spanish flu, Swine, swine flu, Symptoms, Westminster
