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States of Jersey Ambulance Service

L-R: Matthew Coote, fire service crew commander; Tim Tredant, RNLI lifeguard supervisor; Luke De La Haye, senior watch officer at Jersey Coastguard and Sgt David Bowler from Jersey Police. All four are stood in front of the beach at St Brelade's Bay. They are stood on a lawn with a palm tree behind them.

Summer beach safety scheme launched by 999 crews

Emergency service teams from the island are promoting advice to keep people safe on the beaches.

Frazer Irvine looking into the camera cuddling a dog.

Ambulance neglect caused man's death - inquest

Frazer Irvine's inquest hears "inexcusable gross neglect" by ambulance staff caused his death.

Frazer Irvine smiling into the camera with a toy held up next to his face.

Basic care could have saved man's life - inquest

A medical expert tells Frazer Irvine’s inquest that ambulance staff could have saved his life.

An Jersey ambulance next to a Jersey police van.

Ambulance calls to police 'not safe' coroner says

Bridget Dolan KC says the way ambulance calls for police back up are handled is "not safe".

Frazer Irvine standing on a beach looking into a camera, wearing a white baseball cap

Family tells inquest of devastation at loss of son

Frazer Irvine's mother tells the hearing her son was a "beautiful soul".

A States of Jersey Ambulance Service Headquarters sign, in front of the HQ building. It is white and green, with plants in front of it.

Coroner to examine emergency service policies

Coroner outlines scope of the inquest into the death of Frazer Irvine, starting on Tuesday.

Gordon Hunt in front of an ambulance wearing a white shirt and green tie.

Calls for health staff to be treated with respect

A video shared by ambulance service staff calls on islanders to "let us work without fear".

A States of Jersey Ambulance parked up with the doors open at the back. Nearer to the camera is the back of a police van which also has the doors open.

Health department to take over ambulance service

Deputy Mary Le Hegarat says the ambulance service expects to move to the health department by July.

An ambulance parked outside the hospital building.

Only call 999 in emergency - ambulance service

People can call healthcare providers or pharmacists for non-urgent advice, health bosses say.