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We were delighted to welcome the 5th Vale Guide unit to the ambulance station recently.
The Guides had a tour of the station and the ambulance vehicles before learning some first aid skills and CPR with Gary and Brad.
Thank you for you interest, enthusiasm and engagement.
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