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We are due to be conducting some emergency response driver training at various locations around Guernsey during the next couple of days. This means you may see more ambulance vehicles using blue lights and sirens.
This training is vital to allow ambulance crews to respond safely, effectively and promptly to medical emergencies.
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Having an ambulance subscription is something you hope you’ll never need to rely on. But if an accident or illness does happen, knowing you have that protection in place can take away some of the financial uncertainty at an already difficult time.
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Please have a conversation in your household tonight, ‘can we afford not to have a subscription.’
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1 day ago
Remembrance commemorations have taken place across the islands and in the UK.
Head of Operations Dean de la Mare took part in the Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall on Saturday. Chief Operating Officer Aimee Lihou and Operations Lead Stuart Malley attended the Bailiwick Act of Remembrance in St Peter Port and Jim Cathcart represented the ambulance service at the ceremony in Alderney.
Chief Ambulance Officer John Atkins attended the national service of Remembrance at the Cenotaph in London (not pictured)
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2 days ago
In the build up to Remembrance Sunday we were delighted to welcome a group of Chelsea Pensioners for a trip on the Flying Christine III.
The visitors from the Royal Hospital Chelsea were shown the patient treatment area and medical equipment, and heard about the lifesaving work of the marine ambulance, which serves all of the islands of the Bailiwick. They also met members of our volunteer boat crew.
It was a pleasure having them onboard.
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3 days ago
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