Gosport and Fareham Inshore Rescue Service, Independent lifeboat station in Alverstoke, England.
The Gosport and Fareham Inshore Rescue Service is an independent rescue station in Alverstoke with several operational vessels. It responds to emergencies in the waters around the Solent and provides professional assistance during maritime incidents.
The station was founded in 1969 and has grown into an important rescue service for the region. Since its establishment, it has handled many emergencies and supported people in maritime distress.
The service trains volunteers and offers young people aged 14 and above practical experience in maritime rescue and water safety. For many in the community, the training represents an important way to contribute to safety on the water.
The station is available 24 hours daily throughout the year and volunteers respond immediately to emergency calls. Visitors should know that operations depend on water conditions and may be limited during bad weather.
The station operates a specialized fast boat equipped with modern rescue gear. The vessel is designed to deploy quickly and handle a wide range of emergency situations.
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