1940’s weekend with our Austin Wayfarer, Humber and Bedford KZ Ambulances.

Midland Railway Centre: 1970 and 1980’s weekend

In partnership with EMAS the AHS attended the Summer Safety Roadshow at Mansfield Library along with Police,Fire Service and other organisations. Over 500 children including adults attended in a 4 hour period.

The last post ceremony and laying of wreaths at the Menin Gate evening service in Ypres Belgium. AHS members in Dress Uniform present the AHS, EMAS and Royal Brittish Legion standards.

Tyne Cot Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery and Memorial to the Missing is a Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) burial ground for the dead of the First World War in the Ypres Salient on the Western Front. Over 11,000 graves are registered within Tyne Cot and there are 34,927 names of soldiers who have no known grave. AHS visited the Cemetery to pay their respect to the fallen.

The AHS attended the Retford Charter Day on the 4th May 2015

AHS Bedford J1 Ambulance outside Gloucester College taking part in a celebration of the 50 years of Drink Driving campaign with one of our directors Malcolm Tomlinson.

December 2014: filming for the TV series WPC56

AHS Austin Pricess Ambulance filming for the TV series WPC56 in the West Midlands

Vauxhall Frontera 4×4 a new addition to our fleet,kindly Donated by Mick Fennell is now ready for the MOT and AHS duties.

18th 19th October at Papplewick Pumping Station 1940’s event. This massive steam pumping station provided the City of Nottingham with drinking water. During the morning on Sunday an open air service with an act of Remembrance was held.

One of our most loyal volunteers for 20 years, we were proud to carry Don on his final journey in one of his favourite Heritage Ambulances. With our Two Motorcycles an escort was provided to the Crematorium to await the fly over of the Lincs & Notts Air Ambulance before the service. Don was a great person to work with at both Retford Ambulance Station and as Liaison Officer at Kings Mill hospital.