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Have you visited the 90th anniversary exhibition at Guernsey Museum, celebrating the story of St John Ambulance & Rescue Service in Guernsey.
The outdoor photo exhibition in Candie Gardens is free of charge and runs until early September.
Pop along and take a look - and if you have visitors coming over in the next few weeks take them along too!
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13 hours ago
A big shout out to everyone who has been supporting the floating car challenge so far. We are hugely grateful to all the companies who have sponsored the car and all the individuals who have made donations big and small.
If you would like to donate you can donate online via our website ambulance.gg or directly on the GiveALittle page givealittle.co/c/6l60q198Za20X43S05Y9Wc
Alternatively, send a cheque (payable to the Ambulance & Rescue Flying Christine fund) or pop in to the ambulance service reception at Blanchford House on the Rohais.
1 day ago
We’re hiring in Alderney.
We are looking to appoint Emergency Ambulance Crew
Emergency Ambulance Crew work a four on four off rota, on call 24/7, responding to emergency and non-emergency calls - delivering high quality, professional and compassionate care for patients, within the EAC scope of practice.
Alderney is one of the smaller Channel Islands with a population of just over 2,000 where the ambulance service is a satellite of the St John Ambulance & Rescue Service in Guernsey.
Full details ambulance.gg/jobs/emergency-ambulance-crew-alderney
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2 days ago
Paramedic Ben has been working in Sark providing cover for the island’s resident doctor.
Ambulance & Rescue not only operates the ambulance service for Guernsey and Alderney - and the marine ambulance which responds between the islands - but also supports other communities across the Bailiwick.
Sark has no cars so the doctor and volunteer ambulance crews respond in tractors or electric bikes.
#CaringForLife #CaringForTheIslands
Sark Island
3 days ago
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