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There are moments in our lives when you can remember exactly where you were and what you were doing when a particular news story breaks. One of those moments was one year ago today, when we learned that the Nicola Faith had gone missing off the coast of Conwy, north Wales.

Big thanks to our volunteer crew who took part in the #MaydayMile last month at Ffit Conwy. 6 volunteer crew ✅ 2 hours ✅ 120 miles done ✅ Dressed in their kit they ran, cycled & rowed as part of the RNLI’s biggest fundraising event of the year 👏 #ConwyLifeboat #OneCrew

Congrats to our RNLI volunteer crew members who successfully completed more assessments this week as part of their development towards saving lives at sea. We’re delighted that one of our crew members, Sue, was passed out as fully fledged Competent Crew member too. #OneCrew

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Conwy RNLI lifeboat was requested to launch last night to assist a 21-foot vessel in difficulty near the Fairway Buoy. Following an assessment was made by the helm the boat was towed to the safety of Conwy. Well done to our volunteer crew member, Matt, on his first shout. #conwy

To celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of Her Majesty the Queen, special Jubilee Medals have been awarded to RNLI lifeboat crews for 5 or more years of their service. Thank you all, as always, for Conwy’s lifeboat crew dedication and commitment to saving lives at sea. 🌊 ⚓️👏

Conwy RNLI lifeboat launched twice yesterday to assist a 20-foot yacht that had run aground. On assessing the situation at 16:30, the yacht was made secure to await HW at 03:00 whereby the volunteer crew were requested to launch a 2nd time to shadow the yacht for a safe return

When launching down the slipway, our crews love to end with a spectacular splash. We’ve got four great videos of different slipway splashes from across the RNLI stations and we want to know which is your favourite. Take a look and vote in the poll 👇

Last night our RNLI volunteer crew pagers were sounded & our inshore lifeboat, The May-Bob,was launched to assist a 6.5m vessel in difficulty near channel marker C2. In liaison with Holyhead Coastguard an assessment was made & the vessel was towed to the safety of Deganwy Marina

Our RNLI inshore lifeboat launched this morning on exercise as part of a mock operational assessment for one of our volunteer trainee helms, Rob. This included a joint towing exercise with our flanking station, Llandudno. All the best Rob for your final helms pass-out in Aug.

Unfortunately, despite best efforts, a life was lost last night on the River. Our deepest condolences are with the family at this very difficult time. Given the nature of this service call, of which our volunteers were directly involved, we kindly request privacy at this time

📟 Conwy RNLI lifeboat launched at 19:00 last night to initial reports of a child in the water and concerns for people along the sandbanks. The volunteer crew swiftly proceeded to conduct a shoreline check where it was deemed everyone was safe and the child was ashore. #conwy

📟 Conwy RNLI Lifeboat launched last night to a vessel in difficulty upriver of Conwy Bridge. On assessment and in liaison with Holyhead Coastguard it was decided to tow the small power boat with 3 persons aboard to a safe haven. For safety tips visit rnli.org/safety/choose-…

Last week 8 year old Isla and her father Ben had a tour around Conwy Lifeboat Station. On hearing about our recent shout involving a jetski incident, Isla wanted to do something to help promote Conwy RNLI and created this neat drawing in the sand. A big thanks Isla 🤩💛 #rnli

📟 Conwy RNLI Lifeboat launched yesterday to assist two persons on sandbanks near Black Rocks with an incoming tide. When on scene it was established that the persons had waded back to the safety of the shore. The crew checked other sandbanks to ensure everyone’s safety. #conwy