Powys Christmas and New Year Timetable Information 2019

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Powys Christmas and New Year Timetable Information 2019 Tuesday 24th Wednesday 25th Thursday 26th Tuesday 31st Wednesday 1st Monday 23rd Friday 27th Saturday 28th Sunday 29th Monday 30th Thursday 2nd December- December- December- December- New January- New Friday 3rd January December December December December December January Christmas Eve Christmas Day Boxing Day Year’s Eve Year’s Day Normal Service Normal Service with some early with some early finishes- please finishes- please Celtic Travel Normal Service see below No Service No Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service see below Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service Crickhowell Taxis - CRTX Normal Service Normal Service No Service No Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service No Service Normal Service Normal Service Knighton Taxis Normal Service Normal Service No Service No Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service No Service Normal Service Normal Service Oswestry Community Transport - OCAC Normal Service Normal Service No Service No Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service No Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service with some early with some early Owens of finishes- please finishes- please Oswestry Normal Service see below No Service No Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service see below No Service Normal Service Normal Service Sargeant Normal Service Normal Service No Service No Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service No Service Normal Service Normal Service Yeomans Canyon Normal Service Normal Service No Service No Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service No Service Normal Service Normal Service SP Cars Normal Service Normal Service No Service No Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service Normal Service No Service Normal Service Normal Service Celtic Travel Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve- Early Finish Times X47 Llandrindod to Aberystwyth 15:47 Terminating at Llangurig at 16:29 Llandrindod to Llanidloes 18:12 Will depart at 17:40 Aberystwyth to Llanidloes 17:40 Will Not Run X75 Shrewsbury - Llanidloes 16:30 Last Bus Shrewsbury - Llanidloes 17:50 Will Not Run Llanidloes - Shrewsbury 15:45 Terminating at Welshpool at 16:57 48-58 Builth Wells - Llandrindod 17:46 Will Not Run Llandrindod - Builth Wells 18:08 Will Not Run Owens of Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve- Early Finish Times Oswestry 86C Newtown Town Service 17:05 Last Bus 18:05 Will Not Run.

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AGENDA ITEM No. 16 MEETING : TRUST BOARD DATE : 29 JANUARY 2008 REPORT OF : DEPUTY CHIEF EXECUTIVE Contact : Andy Roughton Regional Director C&W Officer Tel: 01792 562929 Email: [email protected] POWYS – UPDATE REPORT Purpose 1. To inform the Board of the current position within Powys. RECOMMENDED: That the report be received. Introduction 2. The Powys locality currently operates from 12 ambulance stations and at peak times aims to roster 12 ambulance resources at any one time. Appendix A shows the levels of activity and the distribution of activity over a 91 day period. Appendix B shows the average peak activity over a 50 week period by day of the week across Powys. The columns show planned crewing levels and the red line shows the rota required taking account of a three hour job cycle. Due to the geographical size of the area, low call volumes and spread of activity throughout the locality, compliance with response standards is challenging within the current traditional ambulance service delivery model employed (Appendix A). However, the rostered level of ambulance resources is sufficient to service the current call volume (Appendix B). 3. Recruitment and retention of staff has also been a challenge in the past, leaving the region with 4 vacancies and an additional requirement for 3 vacancies to increase the relief percentage to the Trust’s target of 26%. 4. Powys has no General Hospital and therefore average job cycle times are incurred of up to 3 hours when patients are conveyed and therefore the Trust’s inability to maintain suitable cover within the locality further compromises our ability to meet response standards.
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