More than 700 patients waited more than an hour to be transferred from an ambulance into Norfolk hospitals last month.

This is the first look inside new ambulances due to hit to road in the east of England by early next year.

Ambulances have been head butted, kicked, and had blue lights ripped off in shocking acts of vandalism on the emergency vehicles - sometimes while crews have been trying to treat patients.

A cash injection has been given to the region’s ambulance service as part of £1bn of funding announced by the government.

Secondary school students across the East of England region will be learning first aid skills that could save a life as part of World Restart a Heart day later this month.

A controversial change to rotas at the region’s ambulance trust has been halted after staff raised concerns about the impact on their work-life balance.

Front line paramedics who work through agencies are being offered up to £51-an-hour to plug gaps at the region’s ambulance service ahead of another busy winter.

Hospitals are still too slow at taking patients off the hands of ambulance crews, it has been revealed, as plans to avoid another winter healthcare crisis were put to health bosses.

Frontline staff at the region’s ambulance trust have launched a public petition in what they say is a bid to influence bosses.

Ambulances which are already carrying patients could be sent to new emergencies in a bid to drive down response times.

As yet another health trust in Norfolk in plunged into special measures by inspectors health correspondent Geraldine Scott looks at what is going wrong in the county’s NHS.

The boss of the region’s embattled ambulance service has revealed he will step down.

The boss of the region’s ambulance trust will leave the service.

A patient in the east of England waited more than 24 hours for an ambulance, it can be revealed.

Paramedics have claimed morale is at an “all time low” after new rules put restrictions on holiday time for half the year.

The region’s ambulance trust has floated the idea of asking volunteers to drive ambulances to help cope with winter pressures, it can be revealed.

Norfolk’s emergency services are gearing up for a busy night as England take on Croatia in the World Cup semi-finals.

A £50,000 independent review into the region’s ambulance trust has looked at whether bosses are good enough after a winter crisis engulfed Norfolk’s health service.

A £6.5m injection of capital funding has been handed to the region’s ambulance service to improve facilities and services for its crews.

A Norwich MP has branded two of Norfolk’s NHS organisations as “just not good enough” after both received unsatisfactory inspection reports.

Paramedic Tracy Nicholls has been appointed as director of clinical quality and improvement at East of England Ambulance Trust (EEAST).

The number of calls received by the ambulance service in Norfolk, Suffolk, and Cambridgeshire over the bank holiday weekend dipped compared to the year before.

A second whistleblower has come forward from the region’s ambulance trust to claim an independent report into winter delays “does not tally with the experiences of front line staff”.

An ambulance boss has said pressures on the NHS are no longer confined to just the winter and are instead seen all year round.

A former health minister has claimed ambulance bosses “misled” MPs on a number of matters relating to winter pressures.

It is an organisation which is ever-changing and one the British public hold close to their hearts. And as the NHS looks set for another unpredictable few years, health correspondent Geraldine Scott explores the various non-NHS organisations which make up Norfolk and Waveney’s heath service.

Patients could been left waiting for potentially life-saving treatment for longer than they should have, despite new measures being brought in to ensure paramedics reach them on time.

Praise has been heaped on young farmers who rushed to the aid of ambulance crews stranded in last week’s snow - thanks in part to a clever bit of admin.

More than 500 calls were made to the region’s ambulance trust by just one caller last year - but the patient was only taken to hospital 20 times.

More staff in the county’s NHS felt they could contribute towards improvements, but others saw their satisfaction at the quality of care they could give dip.