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Former Wembley paramedic celebrates 50 years with London Ambulance Service

A former paramedic who spent part of his career working out of Wembley has celebrated an incredible 50 years with the London Ambulance Service. Noel Thomas, 67, joined the service as a 17-year-old cadet in 1976 and has since cared for generations of Londoners.

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