Emergency Medical Technician Laura Kanjere has received a Chief Officer’s Commendation for her actions during a medical incident in the English Channel off Alderney earlier this year. On 5th June 2019 Guernsey Coast Guard received a call for assistance from a small yacht for a female crew member who had …
The Rainbow Flag is flying at the entrance to the St John Headquarters on the Rohais in support of the Channel Islands Pride event this weekend. St John Guernsey volunteers will also be displaying rainbow colours when they report for duty at the Pride festival on Saturday. The volunteer first aiders will …
Representatives of the St John Emergency Ambulance Service laid a wreath at the annual Prosperity Memorial Service at L’Eree at the weekend. The service is organised by the Guernsey Association of Royal Navy & Royal Marines and the Guernsey Merchant Navy Association and remembers the crew of the MV Prosperity …
Mr Martin Flaherty OBE, the Manager Director of the Association of Ambulance Chief Executives (AACE) has been in Guernsey to participate in a review of the future development of integration of health and emergency care. Mr Flaherty met with Guernsey’s Chief Officer, Ali Marquis and Chairman of the Board Mr Steve …
The St John Emergency Ambulance Service charity concert at St James next month has sold out. The event featuring GU10, the Guernsey Welsh Male Voice Choir, Bel Canto and Jump the Douit is helping to raise funds for the new emergency ambulance. During the evening the draw will be made …
Graham Le Page is a familiar face in the St John HealthCare Shop at the Rohais. He has been working for St John for eleven years. “It is a very busy shop, the phone is always ringing and people are in and out all day. I don’t think people realise …
Paul Kennedy is a familiar face at St John. He is a volunteer first aider, a member of the Ambulance Reserves and a volunteer for the Patient Transport Service. Paul has just received special recognition for his dedication, enthusiasm and flexibility. The St John Patient Transport Service had a situation last year …
The St John Emergency Ambulance Service regularly receives letters and cards praising and thanking our staff. Each year we recognise the member of staff who has received the most messages of thanks. Emergency Medical Technician Greg Martin, who only fully qualified this year, received the highest number of appreciations in …
The St John marine ambulance travelled to Sark at the weekend to take part in the annual service of thanksgiving for the sea. The event was conducted by the Dean of Guernsey, Tim Barker and other local clergy, in the presence of the Lieutenant Governor of Guernsey, Vice Admiral Sir Ian Corder. The St …
Neil Robilliard has just joined St John as an Ambulance Care Assistant with the Patient Transport Service. Neil who is now 59, had a long career in journalism and public relations before joining the ambulance service. He spent more than 40 years of what he describes as “mainly desk-based work” …
