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Dramatic moment Yorkshire paddleboarders in “serious trouble” rescued by RNLI

The volunteer crew searched by sea and shore after HM Coastguard received a report of a paddleboarder in difficulty, but found no one.

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Volunteers from Bridlington RNLI rescued a father and daughter who got into difficulty paddleboarding on Saturday.

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Seahouses RNLI rescue paddle boarder in busy two days: "The outcome could have been catastrophic"

Seahouses RNLI have responded to two incidents in two days after rescuing a paddle boarder blown offshore and helping an injured casualty.

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Yorkshire PostYorkshire Post
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Dramatic moment Yorkshire paddleboarders in “serious trouble” rescued by RNLI

Volunteers from Bridlington RNLI rescued a father and daughter who got into difficulty paddleboarding on Saturday.

·Leeds, United Kingdom
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The Scarborough NewsThe Scarborough News
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Staithes and Runswick RNLI launched to report of paddleboarder in difficulty

Volunteer lifeboat crew launched on Monday evening following reports of a paddleboarder believed to be in difficulty near Port Mulgrave.

·United Kingdom
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The Scarborough News broke the news in United Kingdom on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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