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96% of users rate the overall experience of the St John Ambulance and Rescue Service as good, very good or excellent.
The findings were among a collection of positive results from the latest Patient Survey showing a significant level of public appreciation for the service.
The survey carried out by Island Global Research also highlighted satisfaction with the way patients felt involved in the decisions around their care, the treatment and advice they received and speed of response.
Read the full survey here: ambulance.gg/2026-public-survey
18 hours ago
The evenings are getting longer as winter approaches, which we all know can make the roads more dangerous.
With wetter roads, icier conditions and often poor visibility, please drive cautiously and sensibly. Watch your speed and always pay attention to the road.
Make sure your vehicle is winter-ready by checking that your tyres meet legal tread depth. Driving with insufficient tread depth can be incredibly dangerous, leading to increased braking distances, loss of traction and an increased risk of hydroplaning.
Speed, road friction, vehicle condition and reaction time are the main factors that affect stopping distance. Motorists can control their speed and stay aware of their vehicle condition, so there is no excuse for letting these factors get in the way of driving safely and stopping suddenly when required.
Islanders should be ready for the cold conditions and think about how their choices on the road can impact others. Being a considerate driver, cyclist or pedestrian, is key to making our roads safer for everyone.
19 hours ago
Congratulations to Sark Fire and Rescue Service - winners in the Emergency Hero category at the Guernsey Press #PrideOfGuernsey awards.
The volunteer service was recognised for its longstanding community service and monumental efforts in fighting the significant wildfires in July this year.
Congratulations too to Ambulance and Rescue Guernsey Emergency Care Assistant Lucy Hockey who was one of the finalists alongside Guernsey Fire & Rescue Service
Thanks to everyone who nominated and voted in the awards.
2 days ago
Welcome to our new paramedics. Matt, Sam, Emily and James have joined our team in Guernsey as Newly Qualified Paramedics.
To qualify as a paramedic requires a university degree which includes both academic studies and work placements to gain on the road experience. On completion of the course paramedics must then register with the Health & Care Professionals Council.
Part of the induction for our new joiners included familiarisation on the Flying Christine marine ambulance.
3 days ago
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