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Stranraer Saviour
Stranraer Saviour, The Lifeboat Fund's 49th lifeboat, went into service on 5 June 2008 at the Stranraer Lifeboat Station, Scotland. The lifeboat is a D-class. It carries a crew of 3 and is used primarily for surfer/swimmer incidents as well as assisting in cliff incidents where the casualty is near the water. The very nature of its work requires a swift response, and the lifeboat can normally be afloat within five minutes of the call going out.
Latest News from the RNLI
- Busy Time for Workington RNLI
- Hastings lifeboat volunteers welcome children for RNLI 'Storm Force' day
- New Norfolk restaurant to help save lives at sea
- Both Ramsgate RNLI Lifeboats Launch to Rescue Yacht on the Goodwin Sands
- RNLI lifesavers work together to rescue two kayakers off Portwrinkle beach
- Bridlington RNLI volunteer receives national award from the Duke of Gloucester
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The Lifeboat Fund Events
This is a summary of the latest Lifeboat Fund events. Click on the headlines for the full article or visit the section.
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