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Come and see the Sailing Car at the Torteval Scarecrow Festival this weekend (25th & 26th July).
The Sailing Car is going to sail from Guernsey to Herm and then to Sark later this year to raise funds for the Flying Christine III marine ambulance. You can doante using the QR code or at ambulance.gg
@Torteval Scarecrow Festival @visitguernsey
3 hours ago
Our Colleagues from Ambulance and Rescue Guernsey will be conducting emergency response driver training over the next few weeks at various locations around the island. This means from time to time you may see more ambulance vehicles using blue lights and sirens.
This training is essential to allow our colleagues to respond safely and efficiently to medical emergencies around the island.
20 hours ago
Thanks to Tony Rive for sending us these photos of the Flying Christine in action at the weekend.
Flying Christine III was deployed to Herm twice in 24 hours, with an urgent medical case early on Monday morning and a medical incident on Sunday, when the marine ambulance was diverted while travelling back from the Sark Sea Sunday service.
So far this month the Flying Christine has responded to 9 cases, 6 to Sark and 3 to Herm.
A big thanks to our volunteer boat crews who all give up their time and expertise to transport paramedic-led medical teams to the other islands of the Bailiwick and convey the sick and injured to Guernsey for further care.
#CaringForLife #caringfortheislands
2 days ago
Yesterday the Bailiwick’s marine ambulance Flying Christine III attended the annual Sark Sea Service.
The service and blessing of the fleet was conducted by David Stolton, the Minister for Sark and the Dean of Guernsey the Very Reverend Tim Barker. Guernsey’s Bailiff and Sark dignitaries were also present.
Alongside the Flying Christine III were both Guernsey Lifeboats.
Following the service while the Flying Christine was returning to St Peter Port she was diverted to a medical case in Herm.
Sark Island Herm Island Guernsey Harbours St Peter Port lifeboat
3 days ago
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