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Ambulance workers in England: tell us why you’re striking

Ambulance workers in England have voted to take industrial action
Ambulance workers in England have voted to take industrial action Photograph: Leon Neal/Getty Images

Ambulance workers across England have voted to strike over pay and staffing levels.

Thousands of 999 call handlers, ambulance technicians, paramedics and their colleagues working for ambulance services in the north-east, north-west, London, Yorkshire and the south-west will take industrial action, Unison announced.

We would like to speak to ambulance workers who will be striking next month about the reasons they are taking the action. What are your concerns?

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