Lifeboat Station : Lyme Regis
Main Contact Details
Lyme Regis lifeboat station The Cobb Lyme Regis Dorset
DT7 3JJ
Telephone
01297 442230
- Explore this station
Station Information
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- Explore stations are normally open all year and have an RNLI gift shop
- Discover stations are normally open during the summer months
- Observe stations may be open by appointment only
- RNLI Beach Lifeguard area
Visitor Contact
Rob Fossett
Telephone
01297 443189
07885 433026
Station Opening Times
9am-5pm daily Don't miss: crew training - alternate Tue pm and Sun am
Shop
Easter - end Oct 11am - 6pm daily Nov - Dec Tue - Sun 11am - 2pm only Jan - Feb 11am - 1pm weekends only Tel: 01297 445426
About this station
Operating from within the world famous Cobb harbour, today's lifeboat station at Lyme Regis has an inshore B class Atlantic 75 lifeboat. The crews have been presented with 20 awards for gallantry.
Recent launches in the southwest (BST)
08/08/2008
Fowey - 20:4608/08/2008
Appledore - 19:5108/08/2008
Falmouth - 19:49
Last Launch
Launched within 24 hours
Lifeguards complete Paddle for Life
07/08/2008
By: Amy Caldwell
Eight RNLI lifeguards paddled 10 miles on their rescue boards from Whitsand Bay to Looe in Cornwall yesterday to celebrate Lifeguard week and raise money for the Life first campaign.
£24,000 cheque presentation
05/08/2008
By: Becky King
The RNLI was presented with a cheque for £24,000 yesterday by the Freemasons' Grand Charity – the first installment of a 3-year grant worth £72,000.
Dart lifeboat out before champagne dries
04/08/2008
By: John Fenton
Dart's B class inshore lifeboat Spirit of the Dart was called out twice on the day of her official naming ceremony.
RNLI MOB Guardian saves fishermen's lives
24/07/2008
By: Julia Sylvester
The lives of two young fishermen have been saved off the coast of Cornwall thanks to the RNLI's MOB Guardian fishing safety system.
The story of Blue Peter IV
18/07/2008
By: South West Region
All you need to know about the history of the St Agnes lifeboat Blue Peter IV and her crew's lifesaving services over the past 40 years can be found in the St Agnes Lifeboat Yearbook 2008 - 2009.