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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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RESCHEDULED* - Restart a Heart event in Alderney.
We are offering FREE CPR and AED sessions for people in Alderney next Monday.
Sessions will take place at the ambulance station at Crabby at 10am, 2pm, 4pm and 6pm.
No need to book - just turn up - and learn how to save a life.
(We will also be running a lunchtime session for States of Alderney staff at midday in the Anne French Room).
#RestartAHeart Happening in Alderney States of Alderney Alderney Law Enforcement Riduna Radio Quay FM Alderney Parish Church Alderney Business Alderney Fire Brigade Resuscitation Council UK St John Guernsey LBG
*The original event was postponed due to flight disruption.
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