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Do you know what the different coloured flags mean when you are at the beach?
Red and yellow flags indicate the area patrolled by lifeguards. These are the safe areas to swim, bodyboard and use inflatables.
Black and white chequered flags indicate an area zoned by lifeguards for use of watercraft such as surfboards and kayaks. Never swim or bodyboard in these areas.
The red flag indicates danger. NEVER enter the water when the red flag is flying, under any circumstances.
The orange windsock indicates offshore wind conditions. You should NEVER use an inflatable when the sock is flying
Sponsored Car Wash in aid of RNLISaturday 18th FebruaryTime 11:00 AMSponsored car wash in aid of Sunderland RNLI
Sponsored Car Wash in aid of RNLISunday 19th FebruaryTime 11:00 AMSponsored car wash in aid of Sunderland RNLI
City of Sunderland Mayor VisitTuesday 28th FebruaryTime 19:00 PMFormal visit to RNLI Lifeboat station by Mayor of Sunderland
Race Night in aid of Sunderland RNLISaturday 3rd MarchTime 19:00 PMRace night at the Travelling Man, Boldon
Whitburn RNLI Coffee MorningWednesday 21st MarchTime 10:30 AMCoffee Morning in aid of Sunderland RNLI
Inshore Lifeboat Naming CeremonySaturday 31st MarchTime 14:30 PMNaming ceremony for 2 new D Class Inshore lifeboats
Morrisons Store CollectionThursday 17th MayTime 10:00 AMFundraising Collection in aid of RNLI
Annual Church ServiceSunday 1st JulyTime 10:45 AMAnnual Church for Sunderland RNLI Lifeboat Station
Sunderland RNLI Lifeboat DaySunday 29th JulyTime 11:00 AMFundraising day in aid of Sunderland RNLI
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