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This week we have been delivering some important road safety messages to the next generation of young drivers.
Licence to Kill is an annual presentation to 700 Year 11 students from all of Guernsey’s schools, highlighting the potential dangers on our roads, with first hand accounts of incidents that have happened locally.
Known as the “Fatal Four” it covers Speeding, Drink & Drug Driving, Seatbelts, & Driving whilst using Mobile Phones.
Our guest speaker Becci also shared her own emotional account of what it is like as a parent to lose a loved one in a road traffic collision.
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We’re delighted to be offering FREE CPR and AED sessions in Alderney during #RestartAHeart week.
The session on Tuesday at the Anne French Room is primarily for States of Alderney staff and members.
The sessions on Wednesday at the ambulance station are open to all. Feel free to drop in - no booking required.
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