Charity says it's vital to be able to continue serving the Isle of Man
The Great North Air Ambulance says it 'urgently' needs to raise £124,000 to continue its provision on the Isle of Man.
It's said to be needed to service its aircraft.
Last month the charity renegotiated its contract with Manx Care for the next year, with the healthcare provider funding individual missions.
However, it says its long-term future serving the Island depends on donations from the public.
Temporary replacement lifeboat for Douglas by late summer
Talks over future of lifeboat service in city remain ongoing
Budget committee invites public to submit evidence
Panel looking at Tynwald's role in the budget process
Warning over importance of bees
Isle of Man remains the only place in the world to remain varroa free
DEFA urges people to follow safety warnings and closures in Island's woodlands
Ignoring the signs is said to have potentially 'life-threatening consequences'
TV auctioneer to host valuation day in Douglas
Members of the public invited to bring antiques and collectibles for free valuations
