Two people and their two dogs were rescued after being cut off by the tide near Rolston, East Yorkshire.
The incident prompted a rapid response from the volunteer crew at Hornsea Inshore Rescue, who were alerted by MRCC Bridlington at 10:43am.
In a statement shared via social media, Hornsea Inshore Rescue confirmed that
“a crew of four launched promptly and reached them within minutes.”
The walkers and their dogs were brought safely back to the Hornsea lifeboat station, where they were assessed by rescue personnel and the Hornsea Coastguard.
All were found to be safe and well,” the organisation added, noting that the group were able to “carry on with their day — including finishing their afternoon walk.”
The charity-run lifeboat service used the rescue as an opportunity to urge the public to take care along the coast. “Please remember: tide times can catch you out faster than expected,” they warned. “Always check the tide before heading out — what starts as a peaceful walk can quickly become a dangerous situation.”
The rescue highlights the ongoing vigilance of East Yorkshire’s volunteer lifeboat crews and the essential support provided by coastguard coordination. Hornsea Inshore Rescue has been operating since 1994, offering critical emergency services along this stretch of the Yorkshire coastline.
In case of emergencies at sea, the public is reminded to dial 999 and ask for the coastguard.


Air Displays And Parade Details Revealed For Scarborough Armed Forces Day
Busy Night For Fire Crews In Scarborough Following Flat And Caravan Blazes
The Rainbow Ball At Scarborough Spa Officially Sells Out
Secretary Of State Visits Scarborough To Tour Pride In Place Projects
Health Bosses Promise A Bright Future For Bridlington Hospital Following Care Unit Reprieve
Suspected Drink Driver Arrested Following Police Pursuit Near Scarborough
Appeal For Dog Walkers Who Intervened In Whitby Assault
East Riding Street Lighting Project Wins Top National Awards For Cutting Carbon
Scarborough Sixth Form Students Raise Funds For Whitby Children's Charity
Scarborough Training Provider Hits Major Milestone for Autism and Learning Disability Programme
Bridlington Round Table Donates £1,200 To Local Food Pantry
Council Blocks Filey Residents’ Flat Renovation Over Heritage Impact







Comments
Add a comment