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St John Ambulance has been given $20,000 by two companies for the purchase of an ambulance and emergency equipment to meet growing demand. The donation from Marsh and Guy Carpenter will be made over a two-year period to the medical charity for emerge...

St John Ambulance Bermuda is ready to serve as the main first aid provider at this weekend’s America’s Cup event. Chairman Justin Williams said yesterday that the registered charity were pleased to be involved in the international event, saying: “St ...

Stepping up for the St John Ambulance initially seemed like just an expedient choice for Jeffrey Borges. Called up by the then Bermuda Regiment, Mr Borges had figured the alternative option of medical service suited him better. Seven years later, now...

The St John Ambulance charity held its annual St John Day Service yesterday at the Anglican Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity. Governor George Ferguson attended, as did senior medical officers and police staff. The service was followed by awards and...

Members of the Broad Arrow Masonic Lodge pitched in to help the charity St John Ambulance at the weekend. Lodge members picked up paintbrushes to give the St John headquarters in Paget’s Point Finger Road an interior makeover as part of the charity’s...

The St John Ambulance is in dire need of funds. Growing debt, a sharp decline in volunteer numbers and dilapidated vehicles have put the non-profit in “financial straights”, meaning it can no longer offer vital services to the hundreds of events it a...

The St John Ambulance service is so short of funds that it can no longer provide medical support at public events unless it is guaranteed a donation. The charity is on hand to provide emergency medical treatment and an ambulance service at many publi...