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For less than £2.75 a month or 9p per day each child can be covered and subscriptions can be taken out at any time of the year for the remaining months. Without a subscription a single call out cost up to £585. Can you afford to not have an ambulance subscription?
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1 day ago
Would you know what to do if someone had a cardiac arrest?
October is Restart A Heart Month, starting with Restart A Heart Live on Thursday 1st October. This is a free online event hosted by Save a Life Scotland. Sessions are aimed at schools and community groups and take place every hour through the day.
It is not a replacement for hands-on training, but helps share skills, build confidence, start conversations at home, and help more people see themselves as potential lifesavers.
Sign up www.restartaheart.live/
More details of local 'hands-on' and 'in person' events in Guernsey and Alderney will be published soon.
2 days ago
Thanks to Tony Rive for these amazing photos of the floating car on the second journey of the fundraising challenge from St Peter Port to Herm.
The bright yellow converted car made the crossing in just 45 minutes.
Thanks also to everyone who has supported the challenge and donated to Flying Christine fund so far.
You can donate to help keep the marine ambulance serving the islands via ambulance.gg
Herm Island Sark Island Happening in Alderney
2 days ago
The floating car successfully completed the journey from Guernsey to Herm in around 45 minutes today.
The car was greeted by the Herm CFRs and well wishers on the island. Thanks to everyone who came out to support and help us raise funds for the Flying Christine III.
Congratulations and well done to Gary and Paul the driving force behind the challenge.
More photos to follow…
Herm Island Sark Island Guernsey Harbours
4 days ago
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