the ambulance service became part of the nhs in 1974.
the ambulance service became part of the nhs in 1974.
when did the ambulance service become part of the nhs?
1974
west yorkshire metropolitan ambulance service









































west yorkshire metropolitan ambulance service, or 'wymas', was the nhs ambulance service covering west yorkshire and the western side of north yorkshire. on 1 july 2006 it was merged to the single yorkshire ambulance service.









































section::::history.









































west yorkshire metropolitan ambulance service was formed in 1974, bringing together the individual city services which existed across the county. in 1992, it became an nhs trust, providing 24-hour emergency and healthcare services to more than 2.1 million people across the region.









































section::::geography.
west yorkshire metropolitan ambulance service
in england there are now ten nhs ambulance trusts, as well as an ambulance service on the isle of wight, run directly by isle of wight nhs trust, with boundaries generally following those of the former regional government offices. the ten trusts are:









































bullet::::- east midlands ambulance service nhs trust









































bullet::::- east of england ambulance service nhs trust









































bullet::::- london ambulance service nhs trust









































bullet::::- north east ambulance service nhs foundation trust









































bullet::::- north west ambulance service nhs trust









































bullet::::- south central ambulance service nhs foundation trust









































bullet::::- south east coast ambulance service nhs foundation trust
emergency medical services in the united kingdom