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Calendar On Sale Now – helping our crew get their kit back on

By admin | 14 October 2015

The St Abbs market traders have come together with the crew of the St Abbs Lifeboat to create a cheeky charity calendar for 2016. The photographs were taken back in…

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We have begun to raise funds for a new St Abbs Lifeboat

By admin | 2 October 2015

The village Community of St Abbs, Berwickshire has now formally agreed to launch a funding appeal in order to operate an independent Lifeboat Station at St Abbs. At a packed…

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St Abbs Lifeboat – Going independent

By admin | 7 September 2015

So tommorrow at 9am the St Abbs RNLI Lifeboat Station will close. However this is not the end of the campaign to “Save St Abbs Lifeboat” we’re now looking at…

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“RNLI urged to reverse plan to close Scottish lifeboat station” article in the Financial Times

By admin | 31 August 2015

The Financial Times has published an article today (21st August 2015) by journalist Emily Cadman, titled “RNLI urged to reverse plan to close Scottish lifeboat station”. Ewan Gibson, a local…

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St Abbs Lifeboat comes to the assistance of one of Our Fishermen

By admin | 29 August 2015

Our fishermen are the backbone of the community. They wake early before the sun has risen and head down to the harbour to take to the sea single-handed in their…

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Paul Boissier – We’re travelling the 450 miles to deliver the “Save St Abbs Lifeboat” petition to you personally

By admin | 27 August 2015

The petition will be hand-delivered to the RNLI HQ in Poole next Tuesday 1st September. The sheer numbers of people who are deeply concerned about this proposed closure demands that…

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Thank You – RAF 202 Squadron Search and Rescue

By admin | 25 August 2015

The RNLI are still proposing to close the St Abbs Lifeboat Station on the 8th September and then on the 1st October the RAF Search and Rescue (SAR) Helicopter service…

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St Abbs Lifeboat Searches for Missing Surfer, Joined by RAF Sea King

By admin | 23 August 2015

The St Abbs lifeboat was called out today 6:20pm (23rd August 2015) to search for a missing surfer at Coldingham Sands. The St Abbs lifeboat was joined in the search…

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“10,000 supporters implore: keep St Abbs lifeboat station open” article in The Times

By admin | 21 August 2015

The Times has published a two page article today (21st August 2015) by journalist Kenny Farquharson, titled “10,000 supporters implore: keep St Abbs lifeboat station open”. We’ve tried to be…

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Coming to the Rescue Again. This time for kayakers in distress

By admin | 13 August 2015

The lifeboat that the RNLI executive think they don’t need was called out yet again at 2.00pm today (13th August 2015). When one member of a group of three kayakers…

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