Latest news from St John Ambulance

Brighton fans welcome back cardiac arrest patient: A Sussex man who suffered a cardiac arrest after watching his beloved Brighton and Hove Albion play in February has been officially welcomed back by his fellow fans and reunited with those who came to his aid.
Thousands helped to cross the finish line at Virgin London Marathon: More than 1,000 St John Ambulance volunteers, working with the London Ambulance Service and Virgin London Marathon medical teams, treated more than 5,000 runners and spectators at this year’s event.
1,000 first aiders under starter’s orders for Virgin London Marathon: St John Ambulance is now putting the finishing touches to its biggest first aid challenge of the year - ensuring top quality medical cover for the Virgin London Marathon
National Cadet of the Year 2013 announced: Sixteen year old Rebecca Cruxton from Newcastle Upon Tyne has been named St John Ambulance National Cadet of the Year 2013.
Dragons' Den star urges businesses to train more employees in life saving first aid: Dragons' Den's Duncan Bannatyne OBE is backing St John Ambulance's campaign to encourage workplaces to train more of their employees to save a life, after experiencing his own first aid emergency.
St John Ambulance chosen for Waitrose charity donation: St John Ambulance has been chosen as one of three charities to benefit from the online Waitrose Community Matters scheme from 1 March to 31 May 2013.
Heart attack policeman is reunited with life savers: Paul Edington, a London policeman, has been reunited with the people who saved his life after he suffered a cardiac arrest.