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Nice work from The Cake Lady Guernsey who made this cake for new joiner Ben. It was a farewell treat as part of his send off from his old job. We’re delighted to welcome Ben to the ambulance service.
2 days ago
We’re inviting former members of the St John Ambulance and Rescue Service to share their stories and experiences as part of a special project celebrating our 90th anniversary.
We’re working with Guernsey Museums on The Island Memories Project to record islanders’ accounts of their past. These recordings become part of a permanent digital archive so future generations can hear about Bailiwick life through the years.
We aim to record as many former and current staff, volunteers, associates, and grateful recipients of the Service as possible.
If you have a memory to share, please contact Guernsey Museum on 226518 or christopher.hughes@gov.gg - or email Jim Carthcart at Ambulance and Rescue jim.cathcart@stjohn.gg
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3 days ago
On Monday 19 January, the road by the Porters Lodge, directly opposite the main entrance of the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, will be closed to allow access for a crane. This is needed as part of maintenance work for the operating theatre.
Parking along this stretch will be suspended for the day. Pedestrian access will remain open.
Bus services will continue to and from the hospital, but the Porters Lodge bus stop will be closed for the day. Other stops on site will remain open.
6 days ago
Due to flooding, a temporary road closure of La Route Des Capelles, St Sampson has been put in place between Route Des Quartiers and Verte Rue. Please adhere to the signage.
7 days ago
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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 MoreStorm Goretti
The ambulance service in Guernsey and Alderney is putting special arrangements in place, which will be continually reviewed based on the latest information. The safety and protection of patients, staff and volunteers will continue to be our priority. A red wind warning and a red tide and flood warning have been issued for the following […]
Read MoreGuernsey duo admitted as Members of The Order of the St John
Two people from Guernsey’s Ambulance and Rescue Service have received the honour of being admitted to The Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem – commonly known as the Order of St John. Long serving marine ambulance volunteer Andy Lowe was recognised for his services to the Flying Christine. Jim Cathcart, […]
Read MoreAmbulance service backs national winter falls advice
The Ambulance and Rescue service in Guernsey and Alderney is backing a joint national campaign to help prevent falls in older people and provide information on what to do if you do fall. Falls are one of the most frequent cases for the ambulance service in the islands and during the winter there is often […]
Read MoreIsland Memories project celebrates 90 years of Ambulance and Rescue
Guernsey’s Ambulance Service, in partnership with Guernsey Museums, is inviting former members of the St John Ambulance and Rescue Service to share their stories and experiences as part of a special project celebrating the Service’s 90th anniversary. It follows the highly successful launch of The Island Memories Project, pioneered last year by Guernsey Museum in partnership with […]
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