Windy weather sees Exmouth RNLI launch to four men thrown into the sea after their boat flips over.
Exmouth RNLI were tasked by Brixham Coastguards at 4.29pm on Sunday 23 October, after members of the public witnessed a seven metre rigid inflatable boat (RIB) with four persons on board, flip over at the sandbar in Exmouth. The casualties were all thrown into the...
£1M support helps fund local lifesaver at Exmouth RNLI
Baby Molly gets her sea legs on board the Exmouth RNLI all-weather lifeboat.
On Saturday September 24 at 1.30pm, 7 month old Molly India Stott was baptised on board the all-weather lifeboat Margaret Jean watched by proud father Roy Stott and wife Alice. Family and friends gathered on the lifeboat for the ceremony, which follows an old naval...
First call-out for the first Shannon in the South West
Exmouth RNLI Shannon declared operational
Crew volunteers intensive training week
From Sunday 11 May to Saturday 17 May, our crew volunteers have been training hard on our new state-of-the-art Shannon class lifeboat. Launching at 9am in the morning and recovering at approximately 6pm every day, the dedicated volunteers have learnt new drills and...
Exmouth RNLI welcomes home the first Shannon in the South West
Exmouth RNLI volunteers announce fundraising appeal success
Generous local legacy to fund the charity’s next Shannon class lifeboat at Exmouth RNLI
£1M support helps fund Exmouth RNLI lifesaver
RNLI Chairman’s visit to Exmouth Lifeboat Station
Darcey’s Doughnut Delight for Exmouth RNLI
New Shannon launch and recovery system arrives at Exmouth RNLI
Double award celebration for Exmouth RNLI
On 1 March, volunteers from Exmouth RNLI and their families gathered at the boathouse on Queens Drive for a double celebration.
After nearly 34 dedicated years to the charity that saves lives at sea, Tim Mock, Exmouth Lifeboat Coxswain Mechanic officially retired on 3 February. Volunteers from crew, shop and management assembled in the boathall for the afternoon to wish him well for his retirement. The Mersey-class Margaret Jean was pushed onto the slipway for the occasion.












