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Welcome to Tynemouth Lifeboat

Tynemouth RNLI station is situated on the East Quayside at North Shields, just inside the mouth of the River Tyne on the North East coast of England. The station and its volunteer crew provides a round the clock marine search and rescue service covering local coasts and up to 100 nautical miles out to sea.
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All weather lifeboat launched to search for missing canoeist.
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Linda Porter names the inshore lifeboar "Mark Noble"Inshore lifeboat naming ceremony: Mark Noble is officially named by the donor’s representative Linda Porter, watched by crew, fundraisers, supporters and civic guests. Read more here.
Tynemouth RNLI station crew assembled for the naming ceremony of the inshore lifeboat Mark Noble on Sunday, September 28, 2008

Tynemouth RNLI station crew assembled for the naming ceremony of the inshore lifeboat Mark Noble on Sunday, September 28, 2008
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Tynemouth RNLI station Lifeboat Operations Manager David Stenhouse (front centre) receives a £10,000 cheque from Right Worshipful Brother Peter Magnay, Provincial Grand Master of the Northumberland Province of the United Grand Lodge of England (front left), donated jointly by Northumberland Freemasons and the Freemasons Grand Charity. Also present were representatives of a number of Masonic Lodges from the Northumberland Province. The donation will be used locally to save lives at seaFreemasons make £10,000 donation to Tynemouth RNLI - read more here.
Tynemouth lifeboat services 2008
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