Lyme Regis lifeboat crew Seb Cope & his fiancee are expecting a baby in August. They held an American-style gender reveal event with a difference. While aboard the lifeboat his fiancee Abbie Cook was on the north wall watching with crowds as blue flares signalled Its a boy! 🥳

Congratulations! Mark Ellis, now joins six other helms taking command of the lifeboat here in #LymeRegis. Well done Mark, we're proud of you. All the training has paid off!

A scroll containing the RNLI pledge is due to arrive in #LymeRegis at 11:30 on April 25th as part of the RNLI’s 200th anniversary. Over 7 months the five-metre-long scroll will pass through 240 RNLI locations before finishing its journey in October at Douglas on the Isle of Man

Lyme Regis RNLI lifeboat station plays host to Harbour scheme launch event   Volunteers from Lyme Regis RNLI joined other local harbour users on 13 April at the lifeboat station to host the launch of Dorset Police’s Harbour Watch scheme for #LymeRegis.

A couple walking 6,000 miles around the British coast to raise £50,000 for RNLI called at the station on their final leg. Antony & Sally Brown, from Cornwall, started at Bude lifeboat station in May ‘23 & plan to end there this May The couple’s website: www.linktree/ukcoastwalk

The RNLI’s historic scroll, marking the 200th anniversary arrived in Lyme Regis today to be signed by 4  volunteers: Krys Lavery, lifeboat shop manager, Petrina Muscroft, lifeboat station visits officer, water safety team representative Ian Marshall & the crew member Sam Ellis

Casino lovers please note that the RNLI casino night planned for May 11th at Woodmead Halls, Lyme Regis has been postponed. It is hoped that we will hold the event later in the year.

College security officer Neil Carter set off from #LymeRegis on the 4th May to walk 30 miles to the Weymouth Lifeboat shop in Weymouth. Neil, 47, from Bridport,  raised more than £1,000 on the sponsored hike between the two RNLI shops. Neil expected the walk to take 12 hours

The Lyme Regis RNLI crew had an unusual task last evening (5 May) when they launched to investigate a navigation buoy drifting along the coast between Lyme Regis & Charmouth. Once on scene the crew identified the buoy as a starboard mark that belonged to Exmouth Port Authority.

*Callout* #34 13/05/24@1753: Tasked w/ Beer Coastguard, #Rescue187, LymeRegis Lifeboat & Exmouth Lifeboat to person entering the water fully clothed in Lyme Regis. Full search completed. CCTV later showed swimmer entering & exiting sea. Atrocious sea and weather conditions. #999Coastguard

Crew w/ Beer Coastguard, #Rescue187, Lyme Regis Coastguard & Exmouth Lifeboat searched for a swimmer seen entering rough sea #LymeRegis. After searching the surf line the Atlantic 85 launched to search offshore. Exmouth RNLI & Coastguard heli joined. It is believed this was a false alarm

Lyme Regis RNLI attended Buckingham Palace garden party to mark 200 years of saving lives at sea   The RNLI 200th Anniversary Garden Party was held on Thursday 23 May & was hosted by HRH The Princess Royal, accompanied by Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, and HRH The Duke of Kent

Great to see the RNLI using a #LymeRegis shout in their #floattolive campaign. With Tim Edwards Andy Butterfield Tom Crabbe

The #LymeRegis RNLI crew missed the final minutes of England’s #Euro2024 quarter final against Switzerland #ENGSUI to search for 2 people reported to be cut off by the tide between Lyme Regis & Charmouth. Couple found safe & well, aware of the tide times & happy to wait

Volunteers from #LymeRegis RNLI water safety team have teamed up with Seaton Town Council & East Devon District Council to highlight World Drowning Prevention Day. They will be at Fisherman's Gap, Seaton on 25 July from 1 - 4 pm offering water safety advice to adults & children

One Moment: One Crew - a photographic record of those involved with the RNLI in its 200th year. This photo taken at 18:24 on 1.8.24 includes current crew, lifeguards, water safety volunteers, fundraisers, shop volunteers & families joined by volunteers from previous generations

Crew launched last night (3rd) to a couple reported to be in difficulty between Charmouth & Golden Cap. Two crew swam ashore assessed the couple & provided cas care. The 46 yo male was cold, exhausted & taken to paramedics. Crew returned to collect the female casualty & 2 dogs

Lyme Regis RNLI welcomed a new face to the lifeboat station this week when Dave Knott (65) was appointed to join the station’s team of Launching Authorities. Mr Knott, a retired businessman & yacht owner moved to Lyme Regis from Reading in 2021 with partner Maia.

We are looking for a new treasurer. Current treasurer Brian Cursley is retiring after 20 years in several roles Brian would be happy to have a chat at [email protected]. Potential treasurers should also contact RNLI Community Manager Jason Luff [email protected]