New Brighton RNLI supports Movember campaign
Some impressive moustaches were on display this week to signify the end of the New Brighton Lifeboat Station’s Movember challenge.
All of the crew would like to thank everyone who donated towards and supported this fantastic cause.
Notes to editor
- Attached is a photo of New Brighton Lifeboat crew sporting their moustaches as they support the Movember campaign.
- Photo credit: New Brighton RNLI.
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