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Guernsey’s new Lieutenant-Governor has made a special visit to staff and volunteers at St John Ambulance and the Emergency Ambulance Service.
Lieutenant-General Richard Cripwell was sworn in as Guernsey’s 126th Lieutenant-Governor in February this year. He has since met with hundreds of members of the community, dozens of organiations and visited the other islands in the Bailiwick.
Most recently he celebrated 100 days at Government House.
The latest group of people the Lieutenant-Governor has met is the local charity of St John Ambulance Guernsey.
Lieutenant-Governor Cripwell met the Chief Executive Officer of St John, Heather Langlois and the Chief Ambulance Officer, Mark Mapp. He thanked staff and volunteers for their work and their contribution to the Guernsey community.
"The visit concluded with a trip on the Flying Christine III marine ambulance in the Little Russell, where staff and volunteers explained the role of the lifeline service, which is provided by the charity and operated by the Emergency Ambulance Service,” said a spokesperson for St John.
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