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Later this year volunteers from the marine ambulance are planning to sail a car to Herm and Sark to raise money for the Flying Christine III. We will be out and about at lots of venues and events this summer collecting donations and sponsorship.
We would like to thank all the individuals and companies that have sponsored the challenge so far and enabled our volunteers to get the car prepared for the water.
There are new sponsors being added all the time, but a big shout out to everyone below...
Tony Collington at Sarnia Auto, who supplied the car!
John Biggs at JA Biggs Engineering
Chris Machon at MS Engineering
Rohais Motor Centre
Ethan Paint at Black Cat Services
James Roussel at Northern Motor Works
BDM Recovery and Haulage
Dan Smith at Smith Signs
AB Marine
Moonpig
Not forgetting Gary, Paul and their team of dedicated volunteers!
@moonpig Moonpig @smithsigns @abmarinegsy Rohais Motor Centre @bdmservicesltd BDM Recovery & Haulage @abmarinegsy
19 hours ago
Emergency response driver training is due to continue at locations around the island over the coming days. This means that from time to time you may see more ambulance vehicles using blue lights and sirens.
This training is essential to allow our crews to respond safely and efficiently to medical emergencies around the island.
#CaringForLife
1 day ago
Photos from St Peter Port lifeboat's post
3 days ago
Over the Bank Holiday weekend Guernsey’s ambulance service experienced periods of increased demand with a total of 79 calls between Saturday morning and Monday night.
On Sunday crews responded to 21 calls during the 14 hour nightshift. This compares to our normal daily average of 19 calls in 24 hours.
Our team in Alderney also responded to a further 10 cases over the 3 days.
#CaringForLife
#CaringForTheIslands
3 days ago
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