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The date for the Sailing Car Challenge is now confirmed - Leg 1: Guernsey to Herm this Friday (28th August).
The bright yellow converted car is due to leave from the Old Lifeboat Slipway near the model yacht pond at around 5pm - subject to weather.
Please support our volunteers undertaking this extraordinary challenge for the Flying Christine III marine ambulance. Donate now at ambulance.gg/
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We are currently experiencing technical difficulties with our non-emergency telephone lines at the Ambulance Station. 999 calls to JESCC are unaffected. Please bear with us whilst engineers work to resolve the issue.
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The recent patient survey has highlighted the professionalism and compassion shown by our ambulance crews. We pride ourselves in delivering the right treatment, in the right place, at the right time. Sometimes that means patients are transferred to hospital for further care, sometime people can be safely treated at home.
97% of people who took part in the research said the treatment and advice they received from our clinicians was good, very good or excellent.
Read the full survey here: ambulance.gg/2026-public-survey
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Last week we reached 5000 followers on Facebook.
Welcome - and thank you - to everyone who has started following us recently for news and information at about our work in Guernsey, Alderney and the other islands of the Bailiwick.
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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 MorePublic survey shows high levels of support and satisfaction for St John Ambulance & Rescue Service
96% of people who used Guernsey’s emergency ambulance service in the past year rated their overall experience as good, very good or excellent, 97% of people were highly complementary of the level of respect and dignity they experienced and 98% rated the professionalism of ambulance crews as high or very high. The findings were among […]
Read MoreCharity car pull for Flying Christine III
Volunteers from the Flying Christine crew are setting out to pull their floating car along Guernsey’s east coast to raise funds for the marine ambulance before they embark on their challenge to sail the marinised vehicle across the Little Russel to Herm and then onto Sark. The car pull is due to take place on […]
Read MoreBaby born on Flying Christine
A woman from Sark has given birth onboard the Flying Christine III marine ambulance as it made its way from Sark to Guernsey. The special event happened last month, late at night, on what had been one of the hottest days of the year and while lightning storms lit up the Channel. Kyla Magell called […]
Read MoreSark Sea Service
The Bailiwick’s marine ambulance has taken part in 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 […]
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