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Come and see us at the North Show today and tomorrow.
Take a close up look at the floating car and do your bit to support the Flying Christine III marine ambulance.
We’re here alongside colleagues from Guernsey Police Guernsey Fire & Rescue Service and St John Guernsey LBG
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The bad news is - we've had a look at the weather forecast for Friday and have taken the decision to postpone the first leg of the Floating Car Challenge from Guernsey to Herm.
The good news is - there's more time for you to donate to support the Flying Christine marine ambulance. Donate now via the link on our website ambulance.gg/
We'll provide an update as soon as we can about a new date and the second leg of the challenge.
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AED location map is loading… 🗺️❤️
We’re making some improvements to our online AED map, which showcases the locations of AEDs across Guernsey. As part of these updates, we’ve temporarily taken the map offline from our website.
We’ll let you know as soon as it’s back online.
Watch this space! 👀
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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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