Emergency Contacts

If you smell gas, think you have a gas leak, or are worried that fumes containing carbon monoxide are escaping from a gas appliance, please call the free Gas Emergency Services emergency line immediately.

Please see the following links to official sources of information which you can use to keep up to date.

(Updated 08/07/2021) The next step up from Urgent Care is Emergency Care. Emergency Care is provided by the Emergency Department at St. Mary’s or by calling a 999 ambulance. The Emergency Department and 999 are for life threatening situations e.g. major trauma or loss of blood, unconsciousness, chest pain, etc.

There are a number of agencies working together to try and reduce the likelihood and impact of flooding on the Island.

We are one of the busiest fire and rescue services in the UK. We serve a population of nearly two million people, providing crucial lifesaving services to our communities.

Property offices are responsible for the return of seized, found and lost property.

Help Through Crisis (HTC) aims to assist Island residents who are in genuine hardship, enabling them to quickly access help in an emergency.

Hate crime comes in many different forms and strikes at the heart of communities. With your help, we can tackle those responsible for hate crime and keep our communities safe.

Providing families with information, liaison, advice and support throughout a missing person’s case overseas remains a core part of our operations. Every year we reunite many families with the loved one they feared they may never see again.

Maternity Unit – St Mary’s Hospital (Updated 12/07/2021) We look after approximately 1,100 women having babies each year, and aim to provide a high quality service that puts women and their families at the centre of their care. Ensuring safety, whilst promoting birth as a unique and special occasion in each family. We offer a choice of Midwifery Led Care for women with low risk pregnancies to have their babies at home or in hospital, or Consultant Led Care for women with underlying/pregnancy related health concerns, to have their babies in hospital. Our Services Early Pregnancy Assessment Unit (accessed via your GP) Midwife led antenatal clinics in local children’s centres Consultant led antenatal clinics held at St Mary’s Hospital Ultrasound Scanning Day Assessment Unit (DAU) Antenatal/Postnatal inpatient ward Labour ward (In an emergency (for example heavy bleeding) dial 999)