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We had a great day at the Association of Guernsey Charities Seafront Sunday. Thanks to everyone who came along to see the floating car and support the marine ambulance.
đA big shout out to our amazing Flying Christine volunteers too!
If you didnât get along but want to donate you can click here at ambulance.gg
đKeep an eye out for more opportunities to see the car at events around Guernsey throughout the summer.
16 hours ago
Weâre all set up and ready to go at the Association of Guernsey Charities Seafront Sunday in St Peter Port with the floating car - raising funds for the Flying Christine III marine ambulance.
#CaringForLife #caringfortheislands
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1 day ago
We are delighted to be working with Guernsey Museums to celebrate our 90th anniversary next month.2026 marks the 90th Anniversary of the creation of the St John Ambulance & Rescue Service.
To commemorate this milestone, Guernsey Museums has partnered with the Ambulance Service to create '90 Years of Serviceâ, a free outdoor display telling the story of those nine decades.
Opening on 2 June to mark the actual anniversary of the start of Ambulance and Rescue Guernsey, the series of large outdoor display panels trace the serviceâs journey from its humble origins starting with one second-hand ambulance housed in a garage at a concrete works, to the organisation the island relies on today.
Find out more: gov.gg/sjars-exhibition-26
3 days ago
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