Details of all 2018 Launches

08 / 03 / 2018  -  Fishing vessel IRENE D II, 1 person and craft brought in

Cromer RNLI

Lifeboat Station

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    CROMER RNLI

    SAVING LIVES AT SEA

    SINCE 1804

    The RNLI is the charity that saves lives at sea. Saving lives in Cromer since 1804.

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    1804

    All-Weather Lifeboat Rescues

    1266

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    106

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    42

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    ABOUT US

    In Cromer there are two boathouses, one for the All-Weather Lifeboat "Lester" on the pier and the other for the Inshore Lifeboat on the east promenade. This boathouse was originally built in 1902 for the then rowing and sailing lifeboat Louisa Heartwell. You'll find more about the history of the station in other places on this site. Also on the east promenade you'll find the Henry Blogg Lifeboat Museum. The whole town is proud of the man referred to as 'the greatest of the lifeboatmen', who gained national fame in the first half of the 20th century when navigation around the Norfolk coastline was particularly hazardous in easterly gales.