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The sound you have just heard are of the maroons and was the traditional method of mustering the Lifeboat crew, in days gone by when the Lifeboat was launched by horses, they were released from their duties and also headed for the lifeboat station, over the years technology and health and safety issues have nearly resigned this method of calling the crew to history.
Although health and safety is top priority it has been noticed that the local community are not aware when their Lifeboat has been called.
After 110 years, Hoylake's RNLI Lifeboat Station has moved to a new location, 500 metres East of the old station.
The position is N53 23 56 W003 10 38, Postcode CH47 3AL
We are here.
View this map on Multimap.com
Bird's Eye view on Multimap.com
Get directions on Multimap.com

Picture shows Coxswain Dave Whiteley, Thomas Sanders, Abigail Sanders, Eva Takashima and Max Takashima, they are keen surfers, sea cadets and sailors held a garden fayre selling homemade cakes, cards and keyrings also wet sponge throwing and other attractions all in aid of the Hoylake Lifeboat Station Appeal, they raised an amazing £101.55
http://www.rnli.org.uk/hoylakeappeal
Please click on the link to donate.
News of Services, Exercises and Social Events.
This link will take you our gallery at Webshots.com.
This is where you will find our station history
This link
will take you to the RNLI website.
Click here to find the times of the tide in your area.
Click here to find any flood warnings in your area.
Check out the weather forecast in your area.
A page for the Hoylake Mersey fundraising group. Complete with an interview with
Pete Price of Radio City and Sue Webster of Hoylake Mersey Group.
Click here to go to our Fundraising , events and details of our shop opening
times.
Click here to go to a Webcam inside the Boathouse.
This page is devoted
to the fundraising efforts of the staff at their Upton store.
Here you find pictures of groups that have visited our Lifeboat Station.

Copyright © Steve Armitage, Hoylake Lifeboat