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Four men wearing high-vis lifebelts are on the deck of the Flying Christine III as she is tied up alongside a harbour wall. Two of the men are sitting on the bow and two are standing. Navigational equipment and a search lights are just visible on the roof. There are houses in the distance across the sea.

Half of marine ambulance fundraising target hit

Donations to the appeal for the second phase of works on Flying Christine III reach £10,000.

Mark Mapp is standing in uniform smiling at the camera as he holds his Kings Ambulance Medal. It is silver in colour and has a striped ribbon and sits in a presentation box. Behind Mr Mapp is a historic-looking wall covered with etched names, stone reliefs shaped with Gothic arches and brightly painted shields.

Ambulance chief awarded King's medal

Guernsey's ambulance CEO Mark Mapp receives the King's Ambulance Medal at Windsor Castle.

Two ambulances are parked at the hospital in Guernsey. The two vehicles are painted in bright yellow and green colours.

Guernsey ambulance fees to increase in 2025

The St John Ambulance and Rescue Service says it has tried to keep the increase to a minimum

Two yellow, green and white St John Guernsey ambulance cars in front of its building.

Building work under way at ambulance station

Parking at the ambulance station is being cut to allow for building work, the service says.

A photo which shows Guernsey. There is blue water in the forefront with boats dotted on the harbour. Behind it are different coloured and shaped buildings.

Ambulance group looking for new chair

It follows the retirement of the former knight commander John Hollis who stood down recently.

Flying Christine III

Sea shanty to celebrate marine ambulance milestone

A new sea shanty marks the 30th anniversary of Guernsey's marine ambulance.

Ambulance and Rescue Guernsey vehicles

Person injured at Alderney building site

Firefighters were called out to the scene to help get the patient down from scaffolding.

Two people at award ceremony

Guernsey paramedic receives prestigious award

A Guernsey paramedic has been recognised for her "positive impact" on the local community.

Ambulance

Increased ambulance demand prompts changes

Ambulance bosses say more than a quarter of emergency call-outs are now treated in the community.