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25 Apr 2013
The British Red Cross and Bristol Old Vic theatre are collaborating for the first time on a tour of theatres and schools in Bristol and Bath – helping young people challenge the stigma around refugees.
When confronted with a cardiac arrest casualty, Mel Palmer had to give CPR for a gruelling eight minutes – and saved the man’s life.
03 Apr 2012
The British Red Cross is looking for compassionate volunteers to provide practical and emotional support to vulnerable people across Bristol and South Gloucestershire.
02 Dec 2011
A-Level students from Bristol will attend a British Red Cross justice and fairness symposium at UWE Bristol next week, culminating in an exciting mock war crimes trial in the university courtrooms.
28 Sep 2011
A British Red Cross service which offers practical and emotional support to people after a fire, flood or other emergency is being extended to operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from 1 October. Additional volunteers are needed to support the service.
28 Jun 2011
The British Red Cross will provide first aid cover at St Pauls Carnival, Bristol, on Saturday (July 2).
10 Aug 2011
British Red Cross staff and volunteers will provide more than a thousand hours of first aid cover at Bristol International Balloon Fiesta, Ashton Court, Bristol, this weekend.
21 Mar 2012
Volunteers from the British Red Cross gave emotional and practical support to the residents of a sheltered housing complex in Thornbury, when fire swept through one of the flats forcing 27 others to evacuate.
22 May 2012
More than 100 Girl Guides from across Bristol, Bath and South Gloucestershire will take part in a disaster-simulation exercise when a fictional earthquake hits Chelwood campsite near Keynsham on Saturday.
23 May 2012
“Get on your bikes, British Red Cross” was the request from Great Western Ambulance Service (GWAS) yesterday when larger crowds than expected turned out to celebrate the arrival of the Olympic torch in Bristol.
