Bells, Two Tones & Sirens: 34 Years of Ambulance Stories

This book is a personal insight into the day-to day operation of an ambulance service, from the start of basic training in 1964 to the emergency ambulance. This involves attending incidents from murders, suicides and delivering babies. It also deals with train and plane crashes and multiple road accidents on the motorways. There is also a humorous side of the life of ambulance staff as well as some politics in running an ambulance service. This book contains small stories of 34 years of experience and gives an insight into what ambulance staff deal with every day of their working life.