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A rudder damaged by rocks at Old Castle Point, and a failed water pump on another yacht, led to two rescues by Cowes RNLI over the bank holiday weekend
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The yacht, with two men and a woman on board, had sailed in strong winds from Hamble Point
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Callouts at two ferry ports led to a woman being pulled unconscious from the sea
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At various times the search involved five lifeboats – both RNLI and independent – six coastguard teams, two police launches, a helicopter and a fixed wing aircraft
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The jet-skier is described as waving for help, only for people on another boat just to wave back to him
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The Cowes RNLI Crew were called out early this morning to reports of a possibly violent young man in the sea
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Leading the way into the Royal Yacht Squadron's marina was the RNLI’s all-weather lifeboat from Bembridge – to be followed by a number of RNLI and independent inshore lifeboats
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The Friends of St Mary’s Hospital have invested over £3,500 on 20 micro-smokerlyzers to help encourage smoke-free pregnancies
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The Friends of St Mary's Hopsital provided not one, but two boosts for the Breast Screening Unit
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The yacht had been on passage from Portsmouth to Cowes when the incident occurred
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The success of the Swim Safe project was just one initiative highlighted at the RNLI's Isle of Wight AGM last week
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The Made in Cowes exhibition at Regatta House runs until 10th November
