News, Press and Diary Dates
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RNLI Brighton Lifeboat volunteers invite the City in to their annual Open Day on 29th August 2010.
25th July 2010
RNLI Brighton lifeboat assists dismasted racing yacht.
25th April 2010
Station Scrapbook
Miscellaneous clippings, letters and articles, some more recent than others - most liberated from dusty boxes.
14th December 2008 Brian and Louis Rousell with Aimi Driver present the generous gift of ...
21st August 2008 As reported in yesterdays Argus, 20th August...
4th August 2008 As reported in The Argus this morning....
1st August 2008 Posters like this will be appearing all over Brighton over the next co...
22nd July 2008 The jet-ski accident of the 20th, as reported in The Argus...
9th July 2008 The Argus reported on the unmanned dingy that sparked a major search a...
6th July 2008 This was kindly sent to the station by a family who while entering Bri...
2nd June 2008 Mayday call from a fishing vessel aground .....
26th May 2008 The Argus reported on the musical duo that had been blown out to sea o...
13th May 2008 The Argus reported three girls being blown out to sea in their inflata...
| 59-2010 1st September 2010 |
RNLI Brighton Lifeboat launches into darkness to assist yacht on new owners maiden voyage |
The crew of four on board their 32ft sailing yacht requested assistance in the early hours of this morning (1st September 2010). |
Solent Coastguard requested that RNLI Brighton Lifeboat launch to the assistance of the stricken yacht, thought to be 2 miles west of Brighton Marina at 0:17hrs this morning. The volunteer crew quickly made way to the yacht and transferred crewman Bell aboard to assess their situation. It was confirmed that the four persons on board were safe and well, just unable to start their engine and being new to Brighton, requested assistance entering the harbour. Making good speed under sail, the lifeboat escorted the yacht until she was at a position just South of the Marina where she was taken under tow. Once safely alongside a visitors mooring the lifeboat was stood down and made ready for service. |
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