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Head to Cowes RNLI lifeboat station on Saturday to taker part in the national fund raising event, Yellow Welly Day.
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Two men said they'd been lent the canoe by a man in a pub and had been using sticks instead of paddles. They claimed they'd ended up aground because of the unwelcome attentions of a seal!
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The upturned trimaran was spotted from the car ferry and Coastguards decided it could be a possible danger to other craft.
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There is widespread praise from members of the hospital trust for the comprehensive way shops and cafes run by the Friends of St Mary’s Hospital have embraced the nation-wide Sugar Smart campaign.
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A grant from the hospital’s Friends has enabled people with special needs to create planters they have filled with plants, all grown from seed.
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The couple and a man in his 70s had used a mobile phone to urgently seek help as they desperately struggled in mud at Thorness
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A collection of eight lifeboats, both RNLI and independent, gathered in Cowes from all parts of the Solent area on Saturday for an annual get together.
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Cowes RNLI was called to an incident after a yachtsman crushed his finger whilst retrieving the anchor.
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23 men and women participated in a Dare to Brave It Swim in aid of the RNLI at the Little Gloster on Sunday afternoon.
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The final hurdle in Jason's elevation from ordinary crew member to lifeboat commander was assessed under the experienced eye of RNLI assessor Tom Pedersen.
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Ten year old Sophie Frost completed a ten+ mile walk on Monday in aid of the Friends of St Mary’s Hospital, after the hospital helped her when she broke her arm.
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The ground-breaking ‘Saving More Lives’ plan paves the way for RNLI to support and help develop its recent community safety initiatives.
