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St John provides the Ambulance Service on behalf of the States of Guernsey through a grant from the Committee for Health & Social Care.
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King’s Ambulance Medal
Guernsey’s ambulance CEO receives King’s Ambulance Medal at Windsor Castle The Chief Executive Officer of Ambulance and Rescue and Guernsey’s Chief Ambulance Officer has been presented with the King’s Ambulance Medal (KAM) by the Princess Royal at an investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle. Mark Mapp was named as a recipient of the prestigious award in […]
Read MoreMoonpig supports Flying Christine
Ambulance and Rescue would like to thank locally-based internet greetings card and gift company Moonpig for their continued support for the Flying Christine III. Moonpig has been supporting the Flying Christine III since 2020, making a significant contribution to the operational costs of the service. The company has now decided to extend its sponsorship arrangements […]
Read MoreLiberation 80
On 9th May 2025 Guernsey celebrated Liberation 80, marking 80 years since the liberation of the island after five years of Germany occupation. Representatives from the ambulance service took part in the Royal Parade and Church Service, in the presence of HRH The Princess Royal. We also deployed additonal crews around the island, with cycle […]
Read MoreOrder of St John investitures for Aimee and Dave
Three people from Guernsey have been invested as Members of the Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem – commonly known as the Order of St John – at a ceremony in London. Aimee Lihou, Head of Quality and Patient Safety, was recognised for her services to the Ambulance and Rescue, […]
Read MoreFlying Christine III returns to service
Guernsey’s marine ambulance has returned to operational service following an extensive refurbishment after 30 years of serving the Bailiwick islands. Flying Christine III is an essential lifeline service, providing prehospital paramedic care and urgent transport, connecting the smaller Channel Islands with the larger island of Guernsey. Operated by St John Ambulance and Rescue Service, Flying […]
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