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Farewell to our Coxswain Phil Woodcock

Lifeboats News Release

It is with regret that we announce our Coxswain Phil Woodcock has decided to step down from his position here at the station.

RNLI/Geoff Squibb

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Phil joined us from St Marys RNLI Lifeboat Station where he and his family have had generations of association. Phil will be missed by us all here at The Lizard and by the RNLI and we would like to wish him the very best in whatever career path he chooses next. Thank you for your long and loyal service Phil.

Applications for the role of Coxswain at The Lizard Lifeboat Station are now open and further information can be accessed by the clicking the link below...

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Lyndsay Bray
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