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Find out more about the lifeboat helping our crews to save lives at sea at Humber.
Our Lifeboats
Humber Lifeboat Station
The Humber Lifeboat station stands on the extreme tip of Spurn Point, the most southerly fragment of Yorkshire, where the fast flowing Humber unites with the turbulent North Sea. Established in 1810, Humber has a full time crew who have carried out some outstanding rescues during its 200-year history. The crews have been awarded 33 medals for gallantry.
There is no honorary secretary at this station as the Superintendent Coxswain is in charge. The crew are full-time employees and live in the Institutions houses at Spurn Point.
Humber Lifeboat Station
Read the latest rescue stories, volunteer news and updates from our lifeboat station.
Latest News
Find local safety information and get the 5-day forecast and tide times for your area.
Local info
Take a look back through key events from the history of our lifeboat station in our timeline.
Our History
Visitor information and facilities
Station address
Humber Lifeboat Station
Wharncliffe Road N
Grimsby
DN31 3QF
Station phone number
Recent lifeboat launches from Humber Lifeboat Station
Our latest launches >News and media from Humber Lifeboat Station
Humber and Holderness Fundraising Branch
Find out how you can support our lifesaving work by joining our local fundraising branch.
Our fundraising group