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Private Ambulance Service Ltd has NOT gone into administration.

We would like to assure all of our staff and customers that Private Ambulance Service Ltd has NOT gone into administration, after a poorly worded article has hit a local newspaper stating that Private Ambulance Service has gone into administration.

We have received numerous calls and emails regarding the matter and we would like to offer some clarification on this confusion.

Private Ambulance Service Ltd has not gone into administration and the company it is referring to is 'a' private ambulance service, who had some of their vehicles repossessed and has entered into administration (so the reports state).

This, we suppose, comes with selecting the name that was chosen for the business.

We are still going as strong as always, with brand new vehicles on order to expand our ever increasing fleet and continued employment opportunities.

If anyone requires any further information please contact James Barnes, Managing Director:

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Private Ambulance Service Ltd was awarded the contract for the provision of patient transport services to the London North West Healthcare Trust in December 2015, with a commencement date of 1st February 2016.

Please continue reading the full article to find out how we managed to turn over the service with only a number of weeks to implement, which also fell over the Christmas period...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-36381440

Mr Barnes will also be in the BBC Essex Studio this afternoon for further interviews to be aired live on BBC Essex Radio at 5.30pm

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