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Welcome to
SkegnessLifeboat.org, the official website of Skegness Lifeboat
Station. This site contains information about the station, launches and
much much more, as well as lots of safety information and stuff about
the RNLI.... Why not start by having a look around this page and seeing
where you end up!
Photo: © Michael Fagan. More photos in the gallery.
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LATEST LAUNCHES
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Sunday 14 June, 2009
ILB D538 "Tom Broom"
Conditions: Part Cloudy, Good Visibility, SW3, Slight.
Outcome: NOT REQUIRED.
Details: The ILB was launched following a report of an inflatable drifting out to sea fro...
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Saturday 13 June, 2009
ILB D538 "Tom Broom"
Conditions: Good Visibility, E2, Slight.
Outcome: ASSISTED.
Details: The ILB was Launched following a report of a missing child on Skegness Central B...
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launch record]
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The Royal National Lifeboat Institution is a charity that
exists to save lives from the sea. Every penny of the
£100m+ annual cost of running 220+ lifeboats is donated
voluntarily.
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You may have noticed that ILB Crewmember Lee St Quinton has taken over the role of webmaster, keeping the news and service launch records up-to-date, while I concentrate on keeping the press happy since Ben Hardaker's departure last month.
Lee and I will be working together to keep the site as fresh and up-to-date as possible, and a full revamp of the site is already being planned for later in the year!
For now, the new Gallery is up-and-running, with nearly 250 photos already uploaded. We will be adding as many photos as we can find - old and new - so watch this space.
Russ Matthews
Lifeboat Press Officer
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The "Important Notices" have been moved
to a seperate page. If you've got nothing better to do, you
could read them.... IMPORTANT
NOTICES
Most importantly: PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SITE IS NOT THE OFFICIAL RNLI WEBSITE, WHICH CAN BE VISITED HERE.
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Latest comments:
1. keith brandon
keep up the good work guys i all ways like to bring my daugher to see you life boats and that see you later on in the year keith from kettering northants
2. glenda and mick
we were pleased with the 20bierne00 pounds we helped raise for the lifeboat hope we can beat it next fund raiser
3. Jim Newman
Greetings from Michigan USA. I lived in Skegness (Father in the RAF) '42-'43 and recall the old traditonal self-righting lifeboat in the boathouse on South parade. On call, she was towed up S.Parade by a big track-laying tractor, then turning right and down the road thro' the barbed wire. The number of rescues from torpedoeings and "ditched" aircraft was phenominal. Brave men all. I still find myself thinking of you, all these years later. God keep you safe.
4. Lee Taylor
Dear RNLI,
I have always loved skegness lifeboat as it was the lifeboat station that kicked off my rnli-ism.
The rnli rules!
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