NWAS share urgent warning as people in Manchester 'posing as ambulance staff' and 'asking for donations'
The North West Ambulance Service has issued an urgent warning as people in Manchester have been 'posing as ambulance staff' and 'asking for donations' to pay wages during the strikes.
The post read: "We have been made aware that there are some people in Manchester posing as ambulance staff and knocking on people's doors asking for donations to pay wages whilst on strike. "Please note these people are not North West Ambulance Service staff, so please don't donate. If you find their behaviour concerning, please report it to the police via 101. Thank you."
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