Glanvilles Polyclinic Receives EMS Station and Ambulance to Boost Emergency Response in St. Philip’s North

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ABLP’s candidate for St. Philip’s North, Randy Baltimore and Former Health Minister Sir Molwyn Joseph

Residents of St. Philip’s North are set to benefit from improved emergency medical services following the official presentation of a new EMS station and ambulance at the Glanvilles Polyclinic.

The initiative, described as a significant step forward for healthcare delivery in the area, is expected to enhance response times and expand access to critical care for communities across the constituency.

The ABLP’s candidate for St. Philip’s North, Randy Baltimore, said the development reflects a commitment to strengthening healthcare infrastructure and ensuring residents receive timely medical attention when needed.

Former Health Minister Sir Molwyn Joseph, who was also present at the handover, emphasized the government’s continued focus on improving public health systems and building capacity within emergency services.

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Comments (2)

  • Apex Jones April 28, 2026, 4:43 PM

    Molwyn enjoy your last few days I. The limelight. I bet you didn’t think it would have come to an end.
    Let’s see whose calls Devon will screen now
  • Tamia April 28, 2026, 3:46 PM

    Molwyn still working?

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