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RNLI shops, museums and the College will open as Government guidance allows. Lifeboat stations remain operational but are not open to visitors.

RNLI Queensferry Lifeboat Station

Queensferry Lifeboat Station

Close to the Forth Bridge, Queensferry Lifeboat Station was established in 2012 and its new station was built in 2012. The crews have been presented with three awards for gallantry.
RNLI pager on a chart with a pair of dividers

Latest lifeboat launch

10.19pm 23 July 2021

Recent launches from Queensferry Lifeboat Station

10.19pm 23 July 2021
6.41pm 21 July 2021
9.56pm 20 July 2021
7.55pm 20 July 2021
12.46pm 17 July 2021
12.33pm 9 July 2021
1.40pm 8 July 2021
1.40pm 8 July 2021
7.01am 7 July 2021
3.07pm 5 July 2021
5.20pm 4 July 2021
3.47pm 28 June 2021
1.03am 27 June 2021
3.05pm 20 June 2021
1.09pm 11 June 2021
6.51pm 8 June 2021
7.32pm 5 June 2021
5.41pm 2 June 2021
4.33pm 1 June 2021
7.44pm 31 May 2021

Today's weather

19°C Cloudy
Min: 13°C Max: 19°C
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Visitor information and facilities

Station address

Queensferry Lifeboat Station
Hawes Pier
South Queensferry
EH30 9TB

Station phone number

0131 331 1529

Accessibility

Parking
Disabled parking
Disabled access to lower floor only

Station visit times

Visits are subject to volunteer availability and may be arranged by appointment.

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News and media from Queensferry Lifeboat Station

Article Sea safety
Cramond Island walkers warned to be extra vigilant of high tides this weekend
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Article Crew training
Million-pound training fund helps Queensferry lifesaver learn vital skills
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His Royal Highness meeting with volunteers at Kinghorn Lifeboat Station
Article Celebrities
Duke of Kent celebrates 50 years as RNLI President
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Supporters enjoy their fish supper
Article Fundraising
Kinghorn RNLI Fish Supper Catches £860
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Events around Queensferry Lifeboat Station

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Will you answer our Mayday call?

RNLI lifesavers are used to answering emergency calls, but today they’re putting out a call of their own. Your kind donation could help them carry on saving lives during their busiest time. Will you answer that call?