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We are due to be conducting some emergency response driver training at various locations around Guernsey today. This means you may see more ambulance vehicles using blue lights and sirens.
This training is vital to allow ambulance crews to respond safely, effectively and promptly to medical emergencies.
#CaringForLife
8 hours ago
Did you know members of our team regularly make themselves available to provide additional emergency cover at times of high demand and at short notice, especially overnight and at weekends.
There is no obligation for crews to return to work and the call back system relies entirely on the good will of staff.
#CaringForLife #caringfortheislands
2 days ago
🌍 World Health Day 2026: Together for Health, Stand with Science 🌍
Michel C. Doré, PhD, Sub Prior, reflects on the role of science in helping St John serve communities worldwide. From training volunteers to delivering healthcare services, science supports the work we do and the care we provide.
By embracing science, we build stronger communities, enhance collaboration, and create healthier futures.
Read more of Michel C. Doré’s insights here: bit.ly/4cfBcPS
#OneStJohn #WorldHealthDay #StandWithScience
3 days ago
Thanks to The Farm Shop for the hot cross buns donated to us for the ambulance crews working over Easter.
5 days ago
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King’s Ambulance Medal
Guernsey’s ambulance CEO receives King’s Ambulance Medal at Windsor Castle The Chief Executive Officer of Ambulance and Rescue and Guernsey’s Chief Ambulance Officer has been presented with the King’s 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 MoreFour islanders invested into Order of St John
Four people from Guernsey have been invested into the prestigious International Order of St John at a ceremony at St John’s Gate in London. Nicola Hoyland Birch, Lieutenant of the Commanadery board, was formally appointed as an Officer of the Most Venerable Order of St John of Jerusalem for services to the Ambulance and Rescue […]
Read MoreKnight Commander Investiture
A special investiture ceremony, normally only held at the headquarters of St John in London, has taken place in Guernsey to invest two Knight Commanders of the International Order of St John. Chief Ambulance Officer Mark Mapp, Marc Farror, John Hollis and St John Guernsey CEO Heather Langlois The event at Government House saw John […]
Read MoreFlying Christine III undergoing maintenance
The marine ambulance Flying Christine IIIÂ is currently in scheduled maintenance and inspection in the Isle of Wight. The marine ambulance Flying Christine IIIÂ is currently in scheduled maintenance and inspection in the Isle of Wight. The vessel is undergoing an extended programme of preventative and remedial maintenance, allowing both engines to be fully inspected, tested and […]
Read MoreAmbulance and Rescue Survey
Islanders are being asked to give their feedback on Guernsey’s St John Ambulance and Rescue Service. How do you think we are doing? The 2026 Patient Survey is being carried out by local company Island Global Research and is available to complete online by following the links on social media, via the ambulance service website ambulance.gg […]
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