Baywind Energy Trust funds renovations at rescue team base

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 26 Oct, 07:01 · Archive

The Baywind Energy Community Trust has funded renovations at Haverigg Inshore Rescue's base, including new windows and doors.

The Baywind Energy Community Trust has funded renovations at the Haverigg Inshore Rescue base, with new windows and doors installed. The Trust said it was proud to back 'such a dedicated team who do so much for our local community'.

A HIR spokesperson said the support was 'greatly appreciated and will make a real difference to our team and our facilities'. The spokesperson also thanked Mike Carter and Harry Hughes for carrying out the work. 'We're incredibly grateful to everyone who supports our charity and helps us continue the work we do to keep our local waters and coastline safe,' the spokesperson added.

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• Support for 'truly admirable' rescue team doing 'so much' for the communityThe Baywind Energy Community Trust has funded renovations at the base of the rescue team with new windows and doors added.Whitehaven News · 26 Oct, 06:00
• Support for 'truly admirable' rescue team doing 'so much' for the communityThe Baywind Energy Community Trust has funded renovations at the base of the rescue team with new windows and doors added.NW Evening Mail · 26 Oct, 06:00

In this story: Baywind Energy Community Trust · Haverigg Inshore Rescue · Mike Carter · Harry Hughes

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