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š 90 Years of Service
From a single second-hand ambulance to a vital life-saving service ā in 2026, @stjohn_ambulance St John Ambulance & Rescue Service celebrates 90 years of serving the community.
To mark the occasion, Guernsey Museums & Galleries has partnered with the service to present ā90 Years of Serviceā ā a free outdoor exhibition at Candie Gardens.
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Opens 2 June
Explore powerful photos and stories that bring nine decades of dedication, care and courage to life.
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1 day ago
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Have a great bank holiday weekend and enjoy the sunshine safely.
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2 days ago
This week Blue Team has been training with colleagues from Guernsey Fire & Rescue Service. The scenario involved accessing a seriously ill patient on a roof top to provide emergency treatment before safely extracting them to the ground.
The joint training built on the strong working relationships between ambulance and fire crews. It helped the teams get familiar with each services equipment and practice the principles of interoperability.
#CaringForLife #CaringForTheIslands
3 days ago
During the past few weeks we have experienced periods of high demand with ambulance crews responding to multiple calls in a short space of time.
To ensure every patient gets the appropriate response and right care, the Joint Emergency Services Control Centre uses a triage system to identify the most urgent and life threatening cases.
Category 1 and 2 calls receive a blue light response, with a target time of within 8 minutes for the most serious of cases. For Category 3 and 4 calls ambulances are deployed at road speed so we may take a little longer to arrive on scene, with a target response time of with 2 hours for Category 4 cases.
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4 days ago
Latest News
King’s Ambulance Medal
Guernseyās ambulance CEO receives Kingās Ambulance Medal at Windsor Castle The Chief Executive Officer of Ambulance and Rescue and Guernseyās Chief Ambulance Officer has been presented with the Kingās Ambulance Medal (KAM) by the Princess Royal at an investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle. Mark Mapp was named as a recipient of the prestigious award in […]
Read MoreFlying Christine volunteers to drive a car to Herm and Sark
Volunteers from Guernseyās marine ambulance are planning to drive a car from St Peter Port to Herm Island to raise vital funds for the Flying Christine III. The event is a repeat of a similar challenge which took place in 1993 to help raise money for the building of the boat. The team, who are […]
Read MoreMuseum exhibition to celebrate 90 years of ambulance service
ā90 Years of Serviceā: Outdoor exhibition celebrates St John Ambulance & Rescue Service 2026Ā marks the 90thĀ Anniversary of the creation of the St John Ambulance & Rescue Service.Ā Ā To commemorate this milestone, Guernsey Museums & Galleries hasĀ partnered with the Ambulance Service to createĀ ā90 Years of Serviceā,Ā aĀ freeĀ outdoor display telling the story of those nine decades.Ā LocatedĀ onĀ theĀ terraceĀ outside Guernsey […]
Read MoreSt John announces new Group Chief Executive, Chief Ambulance Officer and Chief Operating Officer
The Commandery of St John in the Bailiwick of Guernsey is pleased to announce the appointment of Heather Langlois as the Group Chief Executive Officer for St John Ambulance and Rescue Service and St John Guernsey charity. Heather has spent the last four years as Chief Executive Officer of the St John Guernsey charity, a […]
Read MoreMarathon medics supporting Bowel Cancer Guernsey
A group of paramedics from the islandās ambulance service and an Emergency Department consultant will be running the Guernsey marathon on Sunday to raise funds for Bowel Cancer Guernsey. The team, calling themselves āFive Vital Signsā, comprising of paramedics Ross Senior, Steve Domaille, Dom Fletcher, Andy Adam and Dr Mat Dorrian, is taking part in […]
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