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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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Get your Flying Christine greetings cards featuring the three marine ambulances which have served the islands since 1952.
The cards generously produced by Moonpig are available at the ambulance station reception at Blanchford House. All proceeds go to the Flying Christine III marine ambulance.
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