The casualty received care from the crew and paramedics.  A decision was made to transfer the casualty to the Coastguard helicopter, given the serious nature of the leg injury and weather conditions.  

Lymington RNLI we’re called to a mayday, to help an casualty who had been hit by the boom onboard a racing yacht. The casualty was assessed and taken onboard the lifeboat and handed over into the care of the ambulance crew at the station.

A RIB with 3 people on board was hard aground on the marshes to the eastern entrance to Pylewell Lake.  The 3 people were taken onboard the lifeboat and the anchor was deployed on the RIB to ensure it did not cause a hazard at high tide.

Lymington lifeboat launched to evacuate a lady with an ankle injury at Colwell Bay on the Isle of Wight.  She was taken onto the lifeboat in a basket stretcher and taken to Yarmouth and handed over into the care of the ambulance service.

Lifeboat diverted from exercise to support Cowes lifeboat with reports of 4 people in difficulty at Lepe. On arrival a shoreline search was started and after a period of time the lifeboat was stood down after confirmation came through all people were safe ashore.

The lifeboat was returning from a previous shout when a call came through that a kite surfer was missing.  The crew started a shoreline search from Oxey Lake towards Keyhaven.  The call came through from the Coastguard that the person was safely ashore and the lifeboat was stood down.

Lifeboat found the tender on the beach near Hurst Spit after a 999 call from a member of the public.  Tender and one person on board was taken onto the lifeboat and taken back to Milford on Sea.

The casualty vessel had been taking part in the Fastnet Race and had hit something in the water resulting in significant water ingress.  Lymington supported the escort with the help from both lifeboat crew members and a salvage pump

Lymington crew assist a small motor boat taking on water just outside of the Lymington River.  On arrival there was a small amount of water ingress and the lifeboat crew established a tow and then proceeded back to Lymington Marina.

Called to assist a motor boat with 4 children and 1 adult bear Tanners Lane. The lifeboat established a tow and took the vessel back to Lymington Marina

Lymington RNLI assisted with a medical emergency at Barton-on-Sea yesterday lunchtime. The casualty had sustained an injury on the shore but had to be taken to hospital via the lifeboat

After a long search the lifeboat located the casualties off Beaulieu Spit. The jet ski was semi – submerged and was being towed by the other jet ski.  The 3 people were brought onto the lifeboat and taken to Lymington.  The lifeboat then returned to the Beaulieu River and secured the jet skis to a safe location

The lifeboat searched around the Needles but the crew could not locate the casualty vessel with 2 people on board.  The lifeboat was stood down after the Coastguard confirmed a passing vessel has picked up the jet ski and passengers.

The sailing yacht had gone aground on the Shingles Bank near the Needles.  The Lymington lifeboat eventually managed to establish a tow once the tide had risen enough.  Once in deeper water the skipper of the yacht checked to see there was no water ingress and then proceeded on their journey.

The lifeboat located the motorboat near Oxley Lake and the people onboard taken onto the lifeboat.  A tow was established and taken back to Yarmouth.

The lifeboat was quick to locate the casualties and were brought back to safety at the Lymington Harbour. The lifeboat retuned to the RIB and re-floated the vessel and a lifeboat crew member motored the vessels back to the Harbour Masters pontoon.

The lifeboat launched to assist a kitesurfer, called by a member of the public.  The lifeboat was swift to launch and reached the surfer within 3 mins of launching. The kitesurfer was very well prepared and was slow to reach the shoreline given the drop in wind. He was recovered back onto the lifeboat and taken back to Lymington.

The lifeboat launched to reports of flares near Berthon Marina.  After conducting a thorough search of the area and local Coastguard teams and police finding spent flares, the lifeboat was stood down.

The lifeboat launched swiftly to rescue a 49er dinghy and safety boat which had suffered engine failure.  The lifeboat took both casualty vessels under tow back to the Lymington Harbour Master pontoon.

The Lymington crew were called to their first rescue of the New Year, to help a yacht with 3 people on board near the Shingle Bank.  A tow was established and the yacht was taken back to Lymington