We've been named Radio Bath's Charity of the Year
Thursday, 09 October 2025
In the last calendar year, the Charity saw record-breaking achievements in the Bath area, responding to more incidents than ever before. More people in the city are choosing to support the lifesaving work of the Charity, whether through individual donations, fundraising events or business partnerships.
The award follows a significant year of transformation, marked by the rebrand to Wiltshire and Bath Air Ambulance in late 2024 – a move that has helped to deepen the Charity’s identity and truly reflect the work they do in the area.
Adam Baker, deputy director of communications and supporter engagement, said:
“To be recognised as Charity of the Year for 2025 at Radio Bath's inaugural awards is incredibly special. It’s a real testament to the dedication of our crew, staff, volunteers, trustees, ambassadors and every single person connected with the Charity. We’re incredibly grateful.”
Wiltshire and Bath Air Ambulance Charity was chosen from a shortlist of 20 charities doing exceptional work in the city. The award was collected by corporate fundraiser Imogen Linham and marketing assistant Emily Wells during a celebration at the Bath Pavilion.
A huge thank you to everyone who supports our lifesaving work – we couldn’t do it without you.
Our annual mission stats for 2025
Our crew were called to 1,159 missions over the past year – a reminder of the lifesaving difference made possible by public support.
From our airbase in Semington, the helicopter and critical care cars responded to an average of three incidents every day, delivering advanced medical care when every second counted. Speed is the our superpower, with the helicopter able to reach anywhere in Wiltshire and Bath within just 11 minutes.