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RNLI Seahouses Lifeboat Station

Seahouses Lifeboat Station

Established in 1827, Seahouses Lifeboat Station runs both an all-weather lifeboat and an inshore lifeboat. The crews have been presented with four awards for gallantry.
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Latest lifeboat launch

1.43am 30 December 2020

Recent launches from Seahouses Lifeboat Station

1.43am 30 December 2020
2.26pm 31 October 2020
5.44pm 4 October 2020
12.33pm 27 September 2020
5.26am 19 September 2020
3.07pm 17 September 2020
9.04pm 10 September 2020
4.01pm 6 September 2020
11.01am 27 August 2020
3.43pm 20 August 2020
2.50am 19 August 2020
2.01pm 16 August 2020
7.30pm 5 August 2020
7.30pm 5 August 2020
6.20pm 5 August 2020
6.20pm 5 August 2020
4.18pm 5 August 2020
11.30am 31 July 2020
7.32pm 27 July 2020
7.05pm 11 July 2020

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While our lifeboat stations remain operational and are continuing to launch to those at peril at sea, they are not currently open to visitors. 

Visitor information and facilities

Station address

Seahouses Lifeboat Station
Seafield Road
Seahouses
NE68 7SH

Station phone number

01665 720370

Accessibility

Parking on harbour available (ticket machines)

Visiting times

8.30am-dusk

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News and media from Seahouses Lifeboat Station

Article Lifeboats
Get on board and volunteer with Seahouses RNLI
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RNLB 12-16 Grace Darling being escorted into Seahouses in 1991
Article Lifeboats
Seahouses lifeboat crew bid farewell to “Grace Darling”
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Seahouses ILB - Library Image
Article Rescue
Light reported in sea off Beadnell
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RNLB 13-36 John and Elizabeth Allan
Article Rescue
An early Christmas present for Seahouses lifeboat crew
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Bring hope, even on the darkest days

Coronavirus has delayed crucial crew training and lifeboat maintenance. A kind donation from you could help keep our crews safe and ready to rescue. Will you give us hope this spring?