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“The Spirit Of Guernsey” tasked to assist a 10m yacht 4 miles north of Sark

Posted on 1st August 2018 by colinAugust 5, 2018

On Tuesday 31st July 2018 at 1733, a call was received from Crossma Joburg, informing Guernsey Coastguard that a French 10m yacht “Octave” had suffered an engine failure and was unable to sail due to the lack of wind. A … Continue reading →

RNLI issues safety warning – Guernsey Lifeboat News Release

Posted on 30th July 2018 by colinAugust 5, 2018

Sunday 29 July 2018 The RNLI has urged beachgoers to stay safe if they head to the beach with inflatables this summer. With people flocking to the coast across the UK, there has been a spike in the number of … Continue reading →

Kayakers at Pembroke

Posted on 29th July 2018 by colinAugust 5, 2018

The St Peter Port Lifeboat was launched at 11:10 on Sunday 29th July 2018 after reports were received of 2 people in an inflatable kayak, at the entrance to Pembroke bay, were in difficulties and unable to make their way … Continue reading →

Lifeboat Stall at Government House Fete

Posted on 17th July 2018 by colinAugust 5, 2018

There will be a lifeboat stall at this Saturday’s Government House Fete from 2pm to 5pm. Do come and support us as well as the Mostly Books Shop stall which gives a third of its profits to the Guernsey RNLI. … Continue reading →

Thanks to Mr. Edward Le Page from St. Peter’s

Posted on 17th July 2018 by colinJuly 17, 2018

The Guernsey Lifeboat Guild would like to thank Mr. Edward Le Page from St. Peter’s for his very generous donation to the Guernsey lifeboat following the sale of his vintage tractor. West Show visitors will remember Mr. Le Page’s excellent tractor demonstrations.

“The Spirit Of Guernsey ” tasked to assist a 9.5m yacht close to the Hanois Lighthouse

Posted on 15th July 2018 by colinJuly 16, 2018

A call was received from the “St Anthony” on Saturday 14th July 2018 to advise Guernsey Coastguard that she had broken down and was unable to proceed and requested assistance.

As there were no available vessels to go to the assistance of the yacht “The Spirit of Guernsey” was tasked to the yacht`s assistance

1926 Lifeboat at the Pier Heads bound for the casualty

1955 Lifeboat alongside casualty – connecting tow

2121 Lifeboat arrives back in St Peter Port with casualty that is handed over to the Marina Staff

2131 “The Spirit of Guernsey “back on station

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