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Don’t forget the fireworks party at La Villette Hotel is supporting the floating car challenge and raising money for the Flying Christine.
Look out for our volunteers and please donate to support the marine ambulance.La Villette Hotel's bonfire party and fireworks display on Thursday 5th November will be supporting the floating car challenge and raising money for the Flying Christine marine ambulance.
If you're going along to the event in St Martins please donate generously.
A big thanks to the organisers for supporting the marine ambulance.
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Whatever your plans for bonfire and firework events we want everyone to enjoy the festivities safely.
A few simple precautions can help keep you and others safe and prevent injuries.
🎆 Choose an organised display.
⚠️ Follow firework safety instructions - and never return to a lit firework.
🧒🏼 Supervise children especially around sparklers (sparkers are not advised for under-5s).
🧤Wear gloves when handling sparklers.
🔥 If someone suffers a burn:
Cool under running water for 20 minutes.
Remove loose clothing and jewellery, but nothing stuck to the skin.
Once cool, cover loosely with cling film or a clean plastic bag, if available.
Treat with over the counter painkillers - always follow the dosage and instructions.
🚑 Always call 999 or seek urgent medical advice for severe burns or burns that are bigger than a persons hand, or to the face, neck, feet or large areas of the chest - or if the person has breathed in smoke or fumes.
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Don’t get caught out if you need a call out. 2027 ambulance subscriptions are available now.
Accidents and medical emergencies happen. But paying full price for an ambulance doesn’t need to and can be avoided by taking out an annual £75 subscription, for adults, £53 for senior citizens and £35 for children.
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