*Lost something?* Can you help us find the owner of this complete wind surfing rig? It seems pretty big for someone not to be missing it. It was found yesterday just south of the pier at Skegness central beach. We have it in safe keeping, please contact us if this is yours or you know who’s it belongs to, so we can get it back to you.

Pager Launch ILB 12.08 Now returned to station.

Do you run a school, youth group, club or society? Why not arrange a visit to the lifeboat station. Please contact us for further information....

RNLI lifeboats from Skegness and Humber assist vessel in early morning call | RNLI

**service launch update** Yesterday morning we were asked to assist a 24 meter vessel suffering from power failure 15 miles east of Skegness, joined by our colleagues at RNLI - Humber Lifeboat Station. You can read more about this here. https://rnli.org/news-and-media/2019/august/22/rnli-lifeboats-from-skegness-and-humber-assist-vessel-in-early-morning-call Thanks for all your support.

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Skegness Fire Station

"Flag Day" is in full swing with plenty to see and do..... Come down and watch the Lifeboats demonstration at 15:00

Skegness Lifeboat Flag Day 2019 is here.... Come and join us tomorrow at Skegness Lifeboat Station for fun and games, meet the volunteers and watch the lifeboats launch with some demonstrations at 15:00 A great day to be had that we won't let the weather spoil.... Photo credit: http://www.mike-page.co.uk/

We need your help!! We are holding a wine and water stall at our lifeboat flag day this Saturday, we are really short on bottles of wine. If anyone would be willing to donate some wine it would be appreciated, please drop them to the station. Thank you so much

Photos from RNLI Skegness's post

**Service Launch update - 24.07.19** Skegness Inshore Lifeboat crew save two lives and recover multiple inflatables during a two hour intensive call-out. Skegness Inshore Lifeboat was tasked to launch by UK Coastguard Humber to multiple calls of an inflatable drifting out to sea from Chapel St Leonards with two persons on board. The three volunteer crew found the inflatable with two people on board around 500 meters off shore, drifting out to sea in an offshore wind and an outgoing tide, the two occupants were brought ashore and required medical attention. The crew were then immediately tasked to an object around 2 miles offshore of Anderby creek where they were directed by the Skegness Coastguard Team, the object was found to be a 4ft beach ball which had drifted out from the beach. While returning to Ingoldmells the crew came across a young child in an inflatable drifting out to sea from Ingoldmells and gave assistance back to get him safely back to shore. A total of 7 inflatables were recovered. Please remember that inflatables should not be used in the sea, especially during off shore winds. Please use an RNLI lifeguarded beach and swim between the flags. For all coastal emergencies dial 999 and ask for the coastguard.