A patient has been taken to the Queen's Medical Centre after the air ambulance was called to an emergency in a Nottinghamshire village.
The air ambulance and East Midlands Ambulance Service paramedics were called to Calverton on Tuesday afternoon (June 23) to a medical emergency.
The air ambulance appeared to have landed on grass off Ramsdale Avenue and paramedics were seen running towards Collyer Road.
EMAS sent two paramedics in ambulance cars, a crewed ambulance, a doctor and the air ambulance to the incident.
An East Midlands Ambulance spokesperson said: "We received a call today, 23 June at 1.10pm to Calverton, to assist with a medical emergency.
"We sent two paramedics in ambulance cars, a crewed ambulance, a doctor and the air ambulance. We transported one patient to Queen's Medical Centre by land ambulance."
