Salisbury paramedic retires after 50 years of service
Roland Revell, 71, is stepping down from the ambulance service after 50 years, having dedicated his career to caring for patients across Salisbuโฆ
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Roland Revell, 71, is stepping down from the ambulance service after 50 years, having dedicated his career to caring for patients across Salisbuโฆ
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