She has also contacted local MP Andrew Murrison, who confirmed he was waiting for a report from the service.

Now we are just waiting to hear from them about what happened.’ Sam said: ‘If mum had just had a twisted ankle I would understand but she fell face down in the road and had some really bad cuts and bruises. Her daughter Sam Mowat, from London, has now contacted Great Western Ambulance Service for an explanation over the delay.

The pensioner was taken to Warminster Community Hospital, Warminster, Wiltshire,pictured, to be treated for cuts and bruises to her face ‘I was just embarrassed the kind people had to wait around, but when I think it could have been my daughter in my position - I am furious.’īeverly, from Warminster, Wiltshire, tripped over while walking around town outside the Bath Arms pub, in Market Place. ‘I wasn’t seriously injured but they had no way of knowing that - at the hospital they thought it was serious enough for x-rays and I needed stitches on a cut by my eye. ‘But what is the point of having an ambulance and a rapid response vehicle if you have to wait so long? She was helped by two Good Samaritans until the ambulance arrived, and when she questioned the paramedics they told her they couldn’t leave during their break.Īmbulance chiefs admitted the blunder yesterday-but insisted it was standard policy for non-emergency cases as paramedics on a break ‘were not technically at work’.įuming Beverly stormed: ‘I don’t blame the crew - they were only following their instructions.

Jordan Yancey would do anything to get out of prison, and the arrangement with the pretty, but prim Elizabeth seems like a good bet – his freedom for a little farm work, and a wife on paper.Beverly Jenkins pictured at home in Warminster, Wiltshire, was fuming after the incident todayĪn injured elderly woman who lives just one street away from an ambulance station was forced to wait 40 minutes by paramedics, because they were on a lunch break.īeverly Jenkins, 73, was knocked unconscious and suffered painful cuts and bruises after she caught her shoe on the pavement and fell face-first into the road. But what Elizabeth never expects is that this former prisoner will arouse the kind of passion and desire she’s only heard about and capture her instead…

Desperate to stay in the only home she ever loved, the resourceful Elizabeth agrees to marry a prisoner, Jordan Yancey – an arrangement that will set him free while affording her the farm help that she so urgently needs. Abandoned by her husband, Elizabeth Franklin is struggling to keep up with the chores on her 60-acre farm.

Prisoner of Love by Beverly Jenkins