D-class lifeboat (IB1)

D-859 The Rotarian of Filey
Class overview
NameD-class (IB1)
BuildersInshore Lifeboat Centre, Cowes
Operators Royal National Lifeboat Institution Some Independent lifeboats
Preceded byD-class (EA16)
Cost£89,000
Built2001–
In service2003–
General characteristics
Class and typeInshore Boat 1
Displacement400 kg (880 lb)
Length5 m (16 ft)
Beam2 m (6.6 ft)
Draught1.4 m (4.6 ft)
Propulsion1 × 50 hp Mariner outboard engine
Speed25 knots (29 mph)
Endurance3 hours
Capacity8
Complement3 or 4

The D-class (IB1) lifeboats are inflatable boats serving in the RNLI inshore lifeboat (ILB) fleet as well as a number of Independent Lifeboats around the UK and Ireland. Although they are known as the "IB1" at times, they are the latest development of the D-class lifeboat and as such are mainly referred to as a "D-class".

This class of lifeboat is one of the smallest operated by the RNLI, and they are a common sight at lifeboat stations round the coast. Unlike other members of the ILB fleet, the D-class (IB1) does not have a rigid hull. All others with the exception of the Arancia, hovercraft and all-weather lifeboat tenders are rigid inflatable boats.

RNLB Amanda, James and Ben (D-642) based in Hayling Island.

The IB1 normally has a crew of three or four and is primarily used for surfer/swimmer incidents as well as assisting in cliff incidents where the casualty is near the water. The very nature of its work requires a swift response, and the IB1 can normally be afloat very quickly.

As of February 2020 the minimum crew for an RNLI IB1 was raised from 2 to 3. Some Independent Lifeboats have different crewing levels to the RNLI.

RNLI Fleet

D-600 – D-699

Op. No.[a] Name In service[1] Principal Station Comments
D-600 Metcap 2001–2002
2002–2007
2007–2015 		Trials boat
Training fleet (D-600C)
Flood Rescue 		First D-class (IB1)
D-601 Jenny Topham 2002–2003
2003–2011
2011– 		Trials boat
Relief fleet
Training fleet (D-601C)
D-602 Gilbert Goble 2002–2004
2004–2013 		Trials boat
Relief fleet
D-603 Forever Forward Denise 2002–2004
2004–2011
2011– 		Trials boat
Relief fleet
Training fleet (D-603C)
D-604 Marie Turner 2002–2004
2004–2013 		Trials boat
Relief fleet
D-605 Joan and Ted Wiseman 50 2003–2011
2011–2021 		Eastbourne
Training fleet (D-605C) 		First operational IB1
D-606 Jennie B 2003–2012 Blyth
D-607 Spirit of Berkhamsted 2003–2017 Happisburgh
D-608 Helen and Ian Tytler 2003–2011
2011– 		Sunderland
Training fleet (D-608C)
D-609 248 Squadron RAF 2003–2011
2011–2023 		Calshot
Training fleet (D-609C)
D-610 Catterick 2004–2012
2012– 		Relief fleet
Training fleet (D-610C)
D-611 The Young Watsons 2003–2011
2011–2012
2012– 		Burry Port
Relief fleet
Training fleet (D-611C)
D-612 Dave and Trevor Jones 2003–2012 West Kirby
D-613 Jack Cleare 2003–2012 Swanage
D-614 Flo and Dick Smith 2004–2012 Trearddur Bay
D-615 CSMA/Frizzells 80th Anniversary 2004–2012
2012– 		Relief fleet
Training fleet (D-615C)
D-616 Amy Lea 2004–2012 New Quay
D-617 Henry Philip 2004–2012 Bude
D-618 Blue Peter VI 2004–2012 Cleethorpes
D-619 Blue Peter III 2004–2013 North Berwick
D-620 Edna May 2004–2012
2012– 		Relief fleet
Training fleet (D-620C)
D-621 Duncan Ferguson 2004–2013 Arbroath
D-622 May II 2004–2013
2013–2014 		Borth
Relief fleet
D-623 Peterborough Beer Festival II 2004–2013
2013–2014 		The Mumbles
Relief fleet
D-624 Spirit of the RLC 2004–2013
2013–2014 		Sennen Cove
Relief fleet
D-625 John Charles Raybould 2004–2012
2012–2022 		Relief fleet
Training fleet (D-625C)
D-626 David Leslie Wilson 2004–2014 Montrose
D-627 Arthur Bate II 2004–2014 Conwy
D-628 Austin Burnett 2004–2014 Little and Broad Haven
D-629 The Shannock 2004–2014 Workington
D-630 Langley Muir 2004–2012
2012–2016 		Relief fleet
Training fleet (D-630C)
D-631 Spirit of Juniper 2004–2014
2014–2018 		Littlehampton
Inshore Lifeboat Centre
D-632 Godfrey and Desmond Nall 2004–2014 Rhyl
D-633 Pride of London Foresters 2005–2014 Southend-on-Sea
D-634 Rusper 2005–2014
2014–2018 		Rock
Relief fleet
D-635 Semper Paratus 2005–2012
2012–2023 		Relief fleet
Training fleet (D-635C)
D-636 Valerie Wilson 2005–2014 Newquay
D-637 Aldergrove II 2005–2014 Newcastle
D-638 Richard John Talbot Miller 2005–2014
2014–2018 		Angle
Barry Dock (SAR BB) 		Now an RNLI Boarding boat. (BB-638)
D-639 Howard and Mary Broadfield 2005–2015 Berwick-upon-Tweed
D-640 Mabel Davies 2005–2016
2016– 		Relief fleet
Training fleet (D-640C)
D-641 Blue Peter IV 2005–2015 St Agnes
D-642 Amanda, James and Ben 2005–2015 Hayling Island
D-643 Tra Mhor 2005–2015
2015–2018 		Tramore
Boarding Boat
D-644 Philip Booth 2005–2015 Wexford
D-645 The Martin Jolly 2004–2012
2012–2015
2015–2018 		Relief fleet
Training fleet (D-645C)
ILC
D-646 Hannabella Ferguson 2005–2015 Larne
D-647 Barry Lazell 2005–2015 Shoreham Harbour
D-648 Spirit of Mortimer 2005–2015 Teddington
D-649 Dorothy Beatrice May Gorman 2005–2015 Bembridge
D-650 Helen Olive Palmer 2005–2015
2015–2016
2016–2019 		Relief fleet
Training fleet (D-650C)
Appledore (SAR BB)
D-651 John William Hirst 2005–2015 Torbay
D-652 Team Effort 2005–2015 Fishguard
D-653 William Hadley 2005–2015 Mablethorpe
D-654 Angel of Holyhead
(Civil Service No.46) 		2005–2016
2017– 		Holyhead
Boarding Boat (BB-654)
D-655 Guardian Angel
(Civil Service No.47) 		2005–2015
2015– 		Relief fleet
Training fleet (D-655C)
D-656 William Robert Sanderson 2005–2016
2016 		Llandudno
Relief fleet
D-657 Sally 2006–2016 Lytham St. Annes
D-658 Sir Y Flint 2006–2016 Flint
D-659 George Godfrey Benbow 2006–2016 Howth
D-660 City of Leeds II[2] 2006–2012
2012–2017
2019 		Relief fleet
Training fleet (D-660C)
Appledore (SAR BB)
D-661 Jane Anne III 2006–2016
2017–2023 		Wells-next-the-Sea
Boarding Boat (BB-661)
D-662 Eleanor 2006–2016 Sheerness
D-663 Duggie Rodbard 2006–2016 Walmer
D-664 Puffin 2006–2016 Burnham-on-Sea
D-665 The Doris 2007–2016
2016–2022 		Relief fleet
Training fleet (D-665C)
D-666 Number not used
D-667 The Rotary Centenary Queen 2006–2016 Anstruther
D-668 Colin Bramley Parker 2007–2016 St Ives
D-669 George Bearman 2006–2017
2017– 		Exmouth
Boarding Boat (BB-669)
D-670 Harold Arnold 2007–2017 Relief fleet
D-671 Sheringham Shanty Men 2007–2017
2017– 		Wicklow
Relief fleet
D-672 Ernest and Rose Chapman II 2007–2017 Burnham-on-Crouch
D-673 Christine 2007–2017
2017– 		Aldeburgh
Boarding Boat (BB-673)
D-674 OEM Stone III 2007–2017
2017– 		Whitby
Boarding Boat (BB-674)
D-675 The Doris and Harry B 2007–2017
2017–2022 		Relief fleet
Boarding Boat (BB-675)
D-676 Leslie and Peter Downes 2007–2017
2017–2023 		Pwllheli
Boarding Boat (BB-676)
D-677 Jacky Hunsley 2007–2014 Redcar
D-678 Rotarian Clive Tanner 2007–2017
2017–2022 		Barmouth
Relief fleet
D-679 Gráinne Uaile 2007–2017
2018– 		Clifden
Boarding Boat (BB-679)
D-680 Marjorie Wilkinson 2007–2017
2017– 		Relief fleet
Training fleet
D-681 Olive Herbert Two 2007–2017
2018– 		Fowey
Boarding Boat (BB-681)
D-682 The Essex Freemason 2007–2017
2018
2018– 		Southend-on-Sea
Relief fleet
Boarding Boat (BB-682)
D-683 Tradewinds 2007–2018
2018– 		Fethard
Boarding Boat (BB-683)
D-684 Telford Shopping Centre 2007–2018 Troon
D-685 Winifred 2007–2012
2012–2018
2018–2023 		Relief fleet
Training fleet (D-685C)
Boarding Boat (BB-685)
D-686 Peter Downes 2008–2018 Seahouses
D-687 The Western 2008–2018
2018–2023 		Ballyglass
Boarding Boat (BB-687)
D-688 Albert Wordley 2008–2018 Horton and Port Eynon
D-689 Enfys 2008–2018
2018– 		Moelfre
Boarding Boat (BB-689)
D-690 David Young 2008–2013
2013–2015
2015–2019
2019– 		Relief fleet
Weston-super-Mare
Relief fleet
Boarding Boat (BB-690)
D-691 Betty and Thomas Moore 2008–2018 Selsey
D-692 Connie Dains 2008–2018 Penarth 2021 privately owned
D-693 Mark Noble 2008–2018 Tynemouth
D-694 James Bissett Simpson 2008–2018
2019– 		Aberdeen
Boarding Boat (BB-694)
D-695 The Pat 2008–2019
2019– 		Relief fleet
Boarding Boat (BB-695)
D-696 Anna Stock 2008–2019
2019– 		Weston-super-Mare
Boarding Boat (BB-696)
D-697 Stranraer Saviour
(Civil Service No.49) 		2008–2018
2019– 		Stranraer
Boarding Boat (BB-697)
D-698 The Sheila Barrie 2008–2019 Broughty Ferry
D-699 Daphne May 2008–2019 Hastings

D-700 – D-799

Op. No. Name In service[1] Principal Station Comments
D-700 Bobby's Boat 2008–2014
2014
2014–2015
2015
2015–2019
2019–2020 		Relief fleet
Rhyl
Relief fleet
Redcar
Relief fleet
Appledore SAR BB
D-701 Henley Eight 2009–2019 Withernsea [3]
D-702 Spirit of the Dart 2008–2019 Dartmouth
D-703 Joseph Hughes 2008–2019 Craster
D-704 Myrtle and Trevor Gurr 2008–2019
2019 		St Davids
Cardigan
D-705 Northern Light 2008–2012
2012–2014
2014–2015
2015
2015–2018
2018–2020
2020– 		Relief fleet
Training fleet (D-705C)
Relief fleet
St Agnes
Relief fleet
training fleet
Boarding Boat (BB-705) 		Now Boarding boat at Fleetwood. (BB-705)
D-706 Tigger Three 2008–2019
2020– 		Margate
Boarding boat (BB-706)
D-707 Copeland Bell 2008–2019
2019–2022 		Port Isaac
Relief fleet
D-708 Jimmy Miff 2009–2019 Dunbar
D-709 Elsie Ida Meade 2009–2019 Cardigan
D-710 Charles Blankstone 2009–2020
2020– 		Relief fleet
Training fleet (D-710C)
D-711 Caird An Chuain 2009–2020
2020– 		Courtown
Boarding boat (BB-711)
D-712 Christine 2009–2020
2020– 		Minehead
Boarding boat (BB-712)
D-713 Nigel Martin Spender 2009–2020 Port Talbot
D-714 Jean Ryall 2010–2011
2011–2012
2012– 		South Broads
Porthcawl
Relief fleet
D-715 Leicester Tiger 2010–2020
2020– 		Relief fleet
Training fleet
D-716 Brian's Pride 2009–2020 Portsmouth
D-717 Deborah Brown II 2009–2020
2020–2022 		Ilfracombe
Appledore (SAR BB)
D-718 Catherine 2009–2021
2021– 		Kippford
Boarding boat (BB-718)
D-719 Mary Elizabeth Barnes 2009–2021
2021– 		Fleetwood
Tynemouth (BB-719) 		9 Nov 2009–23 Feb 2021
Nov 2021–
D-720 Norma and Bill Burleigh 2010–2022 Relief fleet
D-721 Windsor Spirit 2009–2021
2021– 		Bridlington
Boarding Boat (BB-721)
D-722 Margaret Mary Timpany 2009–2021 Morecambe
D-723 Damarkand IV 2009–2018 Clacton-on-Sea Purchased by Safetyboat Services Ltd
D-724 John Wesley Hillard III 2009–2021
2021– 		Scarborough
Boarding Boat (BB-724)
D-725 Kenneth R. Easter 2010–2015
2015–2016
2016–2022 		Relief fleet
Training fleet (D-725C)
Relief fleet
D-726 Bradley and Sonia 2010–2022 Fenit
D-727 Georgina Taylor 2009–2021 Tenby
D-728 Braund 2010–2021 Filey 2022, Renamed SR2 with Solent Rescue Independent Lifeboat
D-729 Eileen Mary George 2010–2022
2022– 		Blackpool
Appledore (SAR BB)
D-730 Constance Green 2010–2017
2017–2023
2023– 		Relief fleet
Training fleet
Boarding Boat (BB-730)
D-731 Réalt na Mara 2010–2022 Dún Laoghaire
D-732 Basil Eric Brooks 2010–2022
2023– 		Blackpool
Boarding Boat (BB-732)
D-733 Vision of Tamworth 2010–2022 Barrow
D-734 Spirit of Leicester 2010–2022 Cromer
D-735 Bill and John Cama 2010–2014
2014–2015
2015–2018
2018– 		Relief fleet
Redcar
Relief fleet
Training fleet
D-736 Mildred Holcroft 2010–2022
2023– 		Amble
Boarding Boat (BB-736)
D-737 Alistair Greenless 2010–2020 Campbeltown
D-738 David Roulston
(Civil Service No.52) 		2010–2022
2022– 		Portrush
Relief fleet
D-739 Peterborough Beer Festival IV 2010–2016 Skegness Sunk on 20 May 2016 after catching fire[4]
D-740 Ole Schroder 2010–2022
2022– 		Relief fleet
Training fleet
D-741 Ollie Naismith 2010–2022
2022– 		Looe
Boarding Boat (BB-741)
D-742 Spirit of Leicester 2010–2023
2023– 		Port St Mary
Boarding Boat (BB-742)
D-743 Olwen and Tom 2010–2023 Teddington
D-744 Lawrence and Percy Hobbs 2011–2023 Eastbourne
D-745 My Way 2011–2015
2015–2023 		Relief fleet
Eyemouth
D-746 Alan and Amy 2011–2023
2023– 		Blyth
Relief fleet
D-747 My Jo 2011–2023
2023– 		Sunderland
Boarding Boat (BB-747)
D-748 Willett 2011–2023 Calshot
D-749 Diane Hilary 2011–2023 Burry Port
D-750 Yeoman of the Guard 2011– Relief fleet
D-751 Seahorse 2012–2023 West Kirby
D-752 Phil and Jack 2012–2023 Swanage
D-753 Clive and Imelda Rawlings 2012–2024 Trearddur Bay
D-754 Audrey LJ 2012–2024 New Quay [Note 1]
D-755 Peggy D 2012–2016
2016–2019
2019–2020
2020–2021
2021– 		Relief fleet
Training fleet
Relief fleet
Exmouth
Relief fleet
D-756 George Bird 2012– Bude
D-757 James Burgess II 2012–2024 Cleethorpes
D-758 Evelyn M 2013–2024 North Berwick
D-759 Robert Fergusson 2013–2024 Arbroath
D-760 Geoffrey Scott 2013– Borth
D-761 Mark Lott 2013–2024 The Mumbles
D-762 M & P Anderson Vick 2013– Relief fleet
D-763 Amy Brown 2013–2024 Sennen Cove
D-764 Nigel A Kennedy 2014– Montrose
D-765 The May-Bob 2014– Conwy
D-766 Jack & Edith May 2014– Little and Broad Haven
D-767 John F. Mortimer 2014– Workington
D-768 Robleen 2014– Relief fleet
D-769 Ray of Hope 2014– Littlehampton
D-770 Mary Maxwell 2014– Rhyl
D-771 William Henderson 2014– Southend-on-Sea
D-772 Rusper II 2014– Rock
D-773 Enid Mary 2014– Newquay
D-774 Arthur Hamilton 2014–2018
2018–2020
2020–2022
2022–2024 		Relief fleet
Clacton-on-Sea
Relief fleet
Newhaven
D-775 Eliza 2014– Newcastle
D-776 Super G II 2015–2020
2020–2022
2022– 		Angle
Porthcawl
Relief fleet
D-777 Vi and Charles Hogbin 2015– Berwick-upon-Tweed
D-778 Norman Harvey 2015– Bembridge
D-779 Jacob 2015– Hayling Island
D-780 Hicks' Help 2015– Relief fleet
D-781 Isabella Purchase 2015– Tramore
D-782 Alfred William Newman 2015– Wexford
D-783 Terry 2015– Larne
D-784 Joan Woodland 2015– Shoreham Harbour
D-785 Peter Saw 2015– Teddington
D-786 Eileen May Loach-Thomas 2015– Redcar
D-787 XKalibur 2015– St Agnes
D-788 Leslie & Mary Daws 2015– Torbay
D-789 Edward Arthur Richardson 2015– Fishguard
D-790 Stanley Whiteley Chadwick 2015– Mablethorpe
D-791 Mary & Archie Hooper 2016– Holyhead
D-792 Marie Theresa Bertha Barrass 2016– Relief fleet
D-793 Dr Barbara Saunderson 2016– Llandudno
D-794 Duggie Rodbard II 2016– Walmer
D-795 Lady Barbara 2016– Flint
D-796 Aideen Cresswell 2016– Howth
D-797 Peter Wilcox 2016– Wells-next-the-Sea
D-798 John Wickens 2016–2017
2017–2021
2021–2024
2024– 		Poole
Relief fleet
Walton and Frinton (SAR BB)
Walton and Frinton (Training)
D-799 Buster 2016– Sheerness

D-800 – D-899

Op. No. Name In service[1] Principal Station Comments
D-800 Moam 2016– Lytham St Annes
D-801 Burnham Reach 2016– Burnham-on-Sea
D-802 Akira 2016– Anstruther
D-803 Donald Dean 2016– St Ives
D-804 Gladdys Maud Burton 2017– Relief fleet
D-805 George Bearman II 2017– Exmouth
D-806 Dennis-Audrey 2017– Wicklow
D-807 David and Barbara Chapman 2017– Burnham-on-Crouch
D-808 Susan Scott 2017– Aldeburgh
D-809 Eric Howland 2017– Relief fleet
D-810 Warter Priory 2017– Whitby
D-811 Robert J. Wright 2017– Pwllheli
D-812 Elaine McLeod Scott 2017–2021
2021–2022
2022–2024
2024– 		Relief fleet
Ilfracombe
Relief fleet
Newhaven
D-813 Russell Pickering 2017– Happisburgh
D-814 Craig Steadman 2017– Barmouth
D-815 Celia Mary 2017–2019
2019– 		Clifden
Relief fleet
D-816 Eileen Murphy 2017–2021
2021–2022
2022– 		Relief Fleet
Port Talbot
Relief fleet
D-817 Olive Mary 2017– Fowey
D-818 Len Thorne GM DFC 2018– Southend-on-Sea
D-819 Noamh Dubhan 2018– Fethard
D-820 Frances Mary Corscaden 2018– Barry Dock
D-821 Sheena 2018– Troon
D-822 Spirit of Penarth II 2018– Penarth
D-823 Clann Lir 2018– Ballyglass
D-824 Barbara Jane 2018– Horton and Port Eynon
D-825 Enfys 2 2018– Moelfre
D-826 Barbara Anne Bennett 2018– Relief Fleet
D-827 Flt Lt John Buckley RAF 2018– Selsey [5]
D-828 Grace Darling 2018– Seahouses
D-829 Little Susie 2018– Tynemouth
D-830 Bouy Woody -85N 2018– Aberdeen [6]
D-831 Unnamed 2018– Built for Jersey Fire & Rescue Service
D-832 The Adrian Beaumont 2018– Weston-super-Mare
D-833 Sheila MacDonald 2018– Stranraer
D-834 Oor Lifesaver 2019– Broughty Ferry
D-835 Richard Francis 2019– Hastings
D-836 Marjorie Boneham 2019– Relief Fleet
D-837 Mary Beal 2019– Withernsea
D-838 Dudley Jane 2019– Dart
D-839 Skpr James Ballard RNVR DSC 2019– Craster
D-840 Marian and Alan Clayton 2019– St Davids
D-841 Alfred Alexander Staden 2019– Margate
D-842 The Holland Family 2019– Skegness
D-843 Pride of Port Isaac
(Goeth Porthusek) 		2019– Port Isaac
D-844 David Lauder 2019– Dunbar
D-845 John Darbyshire 2019– Cardigan
D-846 Frank 2020– Courtown
D-847 Exmoor Belle 2020– Minehead
D-848 Craig Morris 2020– Port Talbot
D-849 Damar's Pride 2020– Clacton-on-Sea
D-850 The Dennis Faro 2020– Portsmouth
D-851 Deborah Brown III 2020–2022 Ilfracombe
D-852 Ernie Wellings 2021– Bridlington
D-853 Harbet 2021– Fleetwood
D-854 Ronnie Sinclair 2021– Kippford
D-855 Brenda Raworth 2021– Morecambe
D-856 John Wesley Hillard IV 2021– Scarborough
D-857 Buzz II 2021– Relief fleet
D-858 Kathleen Ann 2021– Tenby
D-859 The Rotarian 2021– Filey [7]
D-860 Lizzie 2022– Fenit
D-861 Hugo Missen 2022– Porthcawl
D-862 Phyllis Rowan 2022– Blackpool
D-863 Lizzie Hook
Deborah Brown III 		2022
2022– 		Relief fleet
Ilfracombe
D-864 Blackpool Endeavour 2022– Blackpool
D-865 Joval 2022– Dún Laoghaire
D-866 Raymond and Dorothy Billingham 2022– Barrow
D-867 Alf and Dora Whiting 2022– Amble
D-868 Mr Eric Sharpe 2022– Cromer
D-869 Lizzie Hook 2022– Relief fleet
D-870 Leonard Mills 2022– Campbeltown
D-871 The Ken Blair 2022– Portrush
D-872 Ollie Naismith II 2022– Looe
D-873 Frank Martin 2023– Port St Mary
D-874 Alderman Penny Shelton 2023– Teddington
D-875 The Gentle JEKM 2023– Relief fleet
D-876 The David H 2023– Eastbourne
D-877 Sheila 2023– Eyemouth
D-878 Sally Forth 2023– Blyth
D-879 Thee Andy Cantle 2023– Sunderland
D-880 David Radcliffe 2023– Calshot
D-881 Dorothy Mills 2023– Relief fleet
D-882 Williams and Cole 2023– Burry Port
D-883 Leonard Pownall 2023– West Kirby
D-884 Roy Norgrove 2023– Swanage [8]
D-885 Clive and Imelda Rawlings 2 2024– Trearddur Bay [9]
D-886 Will Morgan 2024– New Quay [10]
D-887 Dorothy and Katherine Barr III 2024– Relief fleet
D-888 Ronald and Marjorie Stanley Taylor Bude
D-889 James and Deanna Adams 2024– Cleethorpes
D-890 Bill Hall 2024– Relief fleet
D-891 Sunijo 2024– North Berwick [11]
D-892 Mintybell 2024– Arbroath [12]
D-893 Annie Lizzie 2024– Borth
D-894 Clive Dibbin 2024– Relief fleet
D-895 Hugh, Maureen and Heather Pope 2024– Mumbles
D-896 Arangy 2024– Sennen Cove
D-897 Ken Brown Montrose
D-898 Eric and John Hislop Conwy
D-899 Little and Broad Haven
  1. ^ Op. No. is the RNLI's Operational Number of the boat.

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Notes

  1. ^ The late Audrey Lawson Johnston was rescued from the Lusitania disaster in 1915 and this inspired her and her family to become fundraisers for the RNLI, raising funds for two lifeboats at New Quay.
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