There was a call out for the RNLI team in Flamborough yesterday afternoon.
Flamborough RNLI launched on service at 4:35pm on Tuesday at the request of UK Coastguard to assist a broken down vessel off Thornwick Bay with 4 people on board.
The vessel was seen off Breil Newk from where it was towed to Bridlington harbour. The vessel was secured in Bridlington harbour at 5:40pm.
Flamborough RNLI lifeboat and volunteer crew returned safely to station at South Landing at 5:58pm.
The tractor and lifeboat were then cleaned refuelled and prepared for the next service.


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