An exciting open event at Bridlington Lifeboat Station, where you can learn more about the work of Humberside Police and the RNLI Will be held this Friday (16th February).
The event will be running from 10am-4pm.
The Rural Task Force of Humberside Police has collaborated with the Bridlington RNLI team and other partners to bring create the special event.
Visitors can discover the important work carried out by the Rural Task Force, as they combat rural crime and protect local communities.
There is an opportunity to try out some of their specialist equipment.
During the day, the Rural Task Force team will be demonstrating their powerful all-terrain vehicles and imaging scopes. They will also be providing information about their response to, prevention of, and targeting of rural crime.
Additionally, the Bridlington Neighbourhood Policing Team will be present to discuss their local initiatives, answer any questions, and offer advice on how to safeguard property.
The Bridlington RNLI team will be hosting an ‘open station day’, where visotors can explore the Shannon Class lifeboat as they celebrate their 200th year anniversary.
Humberside Fire and Rescue Service, the Coastguard, and the RSPCA will be joining attwnding to showcase their equipment and engage in exciting and informative activities.
Inspector Jon Powell from Humberside Police’s Rural Task Force said: “The day is all about showcasing the team and engaging with our local rural and farming communities. We want to highlight the work we do to keep our area safe, as well as the significant successes we have achieved. We encourage everyone to come along, have fun, and learn more about policing and rural policing. This event provides a fantastic opportunity for the public to see firsthand what the Rural Task Force does and how we do it, as well as the chance to explore the equipment we use on a daily basis.”
Water Safety and Fundraising Officer Bob Taylor from the Bridlington RNLI team added, “We are pleased to be hosting the Rural Task Force & Partner Agencies for an open day at Bridlington Lifeboat Station.
“We have been working together with Humberside Police for some time to make this event happen, and we are thrilled that it has finally come to fruition.”
