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Lifeboat Station : Broughty Ferry (Dundee)

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Fisher Street Broughty Ferry Dundee

DD5 1EF

Telephone

(01382) 779956

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    • Explore stations are normally open all year and have an RNLI gift shop
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    • RNLI Beach Lifeguard area

    Visitor Contact

    Joe Samson

    Telephone
    01382 779956

    Station Opening Times

    By appointment only

    Shop

    No shop. Buy online at http://www.rnli.org.uk/shop




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    About this station

    Celebrating 175 years as a lifeboat station, and now operating two lifeboats, Broughty Ferry was the first inshore lifeboat station in Scotland. The station has sadly witnessed tragedy with eight lifeboat crew losing their lives saving others at sea.

    Recent launches in scotland (BST)

    • 04/07/2008

      St Abbs - 18:03
    • 04/07/2008

      Eyemouth - 17:59
    • 04/07/2008

      Macduff - 17:28

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    • Image of RNLI Compass

      RNLI Compass Summer 2008

      01/07/2008

      By: RNLI Publications

      Read more stories from Scotland in Compass, available here.

    • Image of Peterhead fishing vessel tow

      8 hours at sea for Peterhead crew

      01/07/2008

      By: Rachel Martin

      Peterhead's Tamar class all-weather lifeboat was launched yesterday at 6.15am for a lengthy service to an 18m fishing boat.

    • Yellow Wellie image. Photo: Nigel Millard

      Give it some Wellie!

      30/06/2008

      By: Rachel Martin

      The RNLI Yellow Wellie challenge was launched today at Newhaven harbour, Edinburgh.

    • Image of yacht under tow

      Broughty Ferry called from exercise

      26/06/2008

      By: Andrew Jeffrey

      Broughty Ferry lifeboats were out on a training exercise yesterday when the Coastguard asked the crews to investigate a yacht lying in an exposed position in the River Tay.

    • Image of Trent and D class lifeboats

      Fish hook accident prompts double launch

      24/06/2008

      By: David Johnston

      Both of Dunbar's lifeboats were launched on Friday to help an injured angler onboard a charter boat.


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