Millom residents donate £500 to local coastal rescue team

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 19 Oct, 07:01 · Archive

Two Millom residents have donated £500 to Haverigg Inshore Rescue Team for operational costs.

Hunter Rae from the Bed Shop and Sheila Watson from the Millom Network Centre Shop have presented a combined £500 donation to Haverigg Inshore Rescue Team. The money will be put towards the team's operational costs.

A spokesperson for the rescue team said: 'Your kindness and support mean so much to our team and will help us continue our work keeping our local coastline safe and being there for those who need us.' They thanked both residents for supporting the charity and helping it make a difference.

Details on how others can support the team are available at haverigginshore.org.uk.

Millom residents donate £500 to local coastal rescue team — Image: NW Evening Mail

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Residents' support helps rescue team 'keep the local coastline safe'Hunter Rae and Sheila Watson donated a combined £500 to Haverigg Inshore Rescue last week which will be put towards its operational costs.NW Evening Mail · 19 Oct, 06:00
Residents' support helps rescue team 'keep the local coastline safe'Hunter Rae and Sheila Watson donated a combined £500 to Haverigg Inshore Rescue last week which will be put towards its operational costs.Whitehaven News · 19 Oct, 06:00

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