The volunteer crew of Beaumaris Lifeboat Station were called out on service three times between Friday and Saturday.
The lifeboat crew were called out on Friday 25 June, at 7:25pm to a 21ft cruiser with fuel problems on the Menai Strait before Puffin Island. The boat was towed back to Beaumaris were it was left on a mooring off the Pier and the two male crew on board were taken ashore.
At 8:14pm on Friday night, the crew responded to an incident involving a person reporting to be a potential jumper off one of the Bridges. En route to the scene, the Lifeboat was stood down.
The volunteer crew were out again on service on Saturday afternoon at 5:20pm to assist a passenger boat off Puffin Island with a rope caught round its propeller. Simon Bunting, Senior Helm at Beaumaris Lifeboat Station went into the water and managed to free the rope which was attached to a lobster pot.
The Passenger Boat was able to continue its journey while the lifeboat returned to the Station and was washed down, refuelled and ready for active service again at 6:15pm.
