Volunteer @RNLI hovercraft commander Matt Pownall-Jones added: 'We cannot emphasise enough that red flares must only be used in an emergency as a distress signal. Other uses of red flares can lead to false alarms for the emergency services.’ 💥
RESCUE: Our @RNLI lifeboat crew were tasked to a jet ski with loss of power to its engine on Sunday 2 June. First aided by #WallaseyYachtClub, both jet skier and craft were safely brought to shore by our volunteers. For more: https://t.co/0aA9x2QX6i
Our @RNLI shore crew preparing to recover our lifeboat during an early morning call out. No one was found and it will be just after 5am before all our volunteers return from the 2.50am pager call. Then most work full days at paid jobs. It's #VolunteersWeek. Huge thanks to ours!
Good pennies turn up too! And here's one of ours. Departing our volunteer crew and relocating to Lancashire in 2012, seven years on to the day (nearly), Mark Harding's back in New Brighton! And back within the fold. Brilliant to have you back with us, Mark! #NewBrighton
Do pop in to our fab flanking @RNLI lifeboat station @HoylakeRNLI and let them get your car sparkling. You'll be helping raise funds for all our kits this #MaydayEveryDay!
We agree – enormous thanks to both Ians! We're always so grateful for support from our local community and how they help our charity continue #SavingLivesAtSea. Nice to see a couple of our shop volunteers captured too! 😊
Our @RNLI volunteers were delighted to welcome our charity's new CEO on Wednesday. Both Mark Dowie and Community Lifesaving Director John Payne popped in as part of a wider tour of our region. For the full story: https://t.co/1f8mSUV9yP