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Don’t forget the lifeguards at Beau Sejour are hosting free CPR and AED training tomorrow in the foyer of the leisure centre.
A few minutes of your time could help save a life!
#RestartAHeartTomorrow is Restart A Heart Day!💙💚❤️
Knowing how to do CPR and use an AED can save a life and we are proud to once again be hosting Restart A Heart Day TOMORROW, October 16th, in partnership with the ambulance service. Join us in the foyer for free CPR and AED training, provided by our highly qualified Royal Life Saving Society UK - RLSS UK Trainer Assessors and life guards along with staff from Ambulance and Rescue Guernsey .
We'd love to see as many of you there as possible! 🥰
#RestartAHeart #savinglives #cprtraining #aedtraining #community #islandlife #stjohnambulance
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Surviving a cardiac arrest in Alderney in 2025, Fran Trathen is encouraging islanders to learn CPR after local vicar Samantha Martell helped save her life, having completed a Restart a Heart refresher course the week before 👉 bbc.in/3TBcFyr ...
Unfortunately due to the travel disruption and flight cancellations we have had to postpone the CPR and AED sessions in Alderney tomorrow.
We are very sorry for any inconvenience, but will reschedule the Alderney sessions for another date as soon as possible.
Restart A Heart sessions in Guernsey will go ahead as planned.
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