Welcome to Mundesley Lifeboat online.

 

Mundesley Volunteer Lifeboat is entirely independent from the RNLI and supported completely by donations from the public. The lifeboat is a "Declared Facility", this means that H.M. Coastguard regard it as being on a par with the RNLI. The Service works closely with other Lifeboats in the area both inshore and offshore, and also with the RAF Search and Rescue Helicopter Squadron now located at Wattisham in Suffolk.

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Go Orange For Indies 2010

March 1st, 2010Posted by Dave

 

Mundesley Lifeboat opened it's doors to members of the public on Sunday 28th February in support of the national 'Go Orange For Indies Day'.

We were joined by our colleagues from Hemsby and Sea Palling Lifeboats who are also independent stations.

The day was extremley well supported by local newspapers, local radio and members of the public from all over Norfolk.

For photos of the day please click here

Panto 2010

February 20th, 2010Posted by MILB

 

This years panto, Jack and the Technicolour Beanstalk!, was again, very successful.

The overall total has not yet been calculated, but will be announced shortly.

The Friends of Mundesley Lifeboat would like to thank Paul Reynolds and his team for all of their hard work and commitment.

For photos of the event please click here

 

Training 2010

February 20th, 2010Posted by Dave

 

Mundesley Lifeboat is continually training and re-training all members of the crew using outside training providers and our inhouse RYA qualified Instructors.

To see what some of your donations go towards please click here

Just some of the outside training that our dedicated crew undertake is:

  • RYA VHF Qualification
  • RYA Powerboat Level 2
  • RYA Rescue Boat
  • Basic Life Support
  • Oxygen Therapy
  • Personal Survival Techniques
  • Flood Rescue Techniques
 

Donations

February 20th, 2010Posted by Dave

 

The Crew of Mundesley Inshore Lifeboat would like to thank Ray Capps and Paul Dallimore of PTS for the kind donation of bomber jackets to all of the crew.

 

A cheque for £70 was kindly donated by Jo and John Berry after the very successful Pagent which took place around the village on Christmas Eve.