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A SOUTH Pembrokeshire garden will be open to the public tomorrow, Saturday June 12, in aid of the RNLI.

St Davids RNLI members have kickstarted their may day mile campaign with a two mile run in all out lifesaving gear. In the run from St Davids Cathedral to the lifeboat station, crew members Will, deputy coxswain and Judd, deputy mechanic wore a helmet and steel toe cap boots, along with their hefty all-weather lifeboat kit. A spokesperson for the St Davids RNLI said: "Between us we aim to cover 840 miles, the number of our D-Class, and raise £840 pounds towards the MayDay Campaign. "Whether that’s walking, running, biking, rowing, or even climbing, every mile counts and so does eve...

A MAN ran to three RNLI stations along the North Wales coast to raise much-needed funds for the charity. Rob Batterbee completed the 19-mile route, which began at Conwy Lifeboat Station at 9am, in under three hours on Saturday, May 1. It formed part of the RNLI's Mayday Campaign, which encourages members of the public to carry out fundraisers with a difference so that life-saving volunteers can receive up-to-date equipment. Rob crossing the line at Rhyl RNLI Station. Picture: Paul Frost/RNLI Mr Batterbee ran from Conwy through Llandudno Junction, Deganwy and Penrhyn Bay to Llandudno ...

RHYL promenade will be illuminated yellow on the Bank Holiday weekend in support of the RNLI. Landmarks including the Sky Tower, Rhyl Pavilion and SC2 will light up yellow to raise awareness of the lifesaving charity’s Mayday Mile 2021. Denbighshire County Council is staging the event with Rhyl RNLI. The Mayday campaign aims to keep RNLI volunteers fully kitted and trained to deal with emergencies by urging members of the public to carry out their own fundraiser by covering a one-mile distance in a way that is challenging or fun – be it hopping, in flip flops or by walking backwards...