ILB Services 2010
Friday 31st December
Woman with arm injury after falling on Filey Brig, evacuated woman back to ambulance at Coble Landing
Tuesday 14th December
Report of person in sea at Hunmanby Gap, person located ashore
Sunday 17th October
Report of person washed into sea off Filey Brigg, area searched nothing found. False Alarm with good intent.
Monday 4th October
Launch to investigate reports of navigation bouy drifting North of Filey Brigg, located and identified Bouy as Yorkshire Water tidal data bouy anchored in position North of Filey Brigg. ILB returned to station
Wednesday 1st September
Angling boat “3 Boys” with engine failure at the end of Filey Brigg with 2 persons on board. Towed to Filey
Sunday 22nd August x 2
2 children reported missing on Filey Seafront, area searched from Primrose Valley to Black Hole north of Filey Brigg, nothing found . Children were located in the Coble Landing area safe and well.
7 Persons reported cut off by tide at Agony Point, when ILB arrived, all 7 had made their way off, the ILB returned to station
Saturday 21st August
Evacuated skipper of “Cornucopia” with hand injury, 2 miles East of Filey, back to beach to ambulance at boathouse
Saturday 14th August
Report of person in water from upturned kayak at Brigg End, person located quarter of a mile away with 2 other kayakers. Person recovered from water and returned to beach.
Sunday 8th August x 2
2 persons stranded on rocks at Club Point north of Filey, 1 crewmember swam ashore to speak to the casualties due to their location and the onshore swell they were walked to a different area to be evacuated. 2 Filey coastguards descended the cliff to assist with the evacuation. ILB evacuated all five persons to the Alb where they were taken back to Filey.
3 persons cut off by tide at Agony Point on Filey Brigg, ILB evacuated them back to the beach at Coble Landing.
Monday 2nd August
Missing child, as ILB was about to launch, child located safe and well ashore
Sunday 25th July
Salmon Boat “Alex Meeow” with engine failure North of Filey Brigg, 4 persons on board. Towed back to Filey
Friday 23rd July
5m angling boat “Nicole” with engine problem off Filey Brigg end, 2 persons on board. Vessel towed to Filey
Wednesday 14th July
Assisted ALB with the recovery of Coble “Energy”
Tuesday 13th July
Salmon coble washing up at base of cliff with crew trying to board it to recover it, boat abandoned on stones till tide ebbed away.Crew stood by while boat owner assessed damage to boat
Saturday 3rd July
Person with injured ankle on Filey Brigg, evacuated casualty to Coble Landing into ambulance
Thursday 1st July
Report of woman fallen down cliff somewhere between Scarborough and Filey, ILB crew located casualty with Police 10m from top of cliff near Green Rock north side of Filey Brigg. 2 crewman were put ashore and climbed 50m up the cliff and assessed the casualty and put her on oxygen till the rest of the emergency services arrived. Woman was evacuated to ambulance at top of cliff by local coastguard team.
Monday 28th June
Recover unattended boat half submerged and drifting in Filey Bay
Saturday 26th June
Angler with hook in his hand, evacuated from boat to ambulance at Coble Landing
Saturday 12th June
Search for missing person, searched along with Filey Coastguard team from Reighton to Chimney Hole nothing found
Saturday 22nd May
Recovered body from water 1 mile off Filey Brigg
Friday 21st May
2 persons stranded on rocks North of Filey, persons located and landed at Coble Landing
Thursday 20th May
Person fallen on Filey Brigg, evacuated to ambulance at Coble Landing
Saturday 8th May
Kayaker reported in difficulty off Coble Landing, Kayaker made his way ashore ok, no assistance required
Saturday 24th April
Report of Kayakers in difficulty off Hunmanby Gap, all kayakers safe and well on beach when ILB arrived on scene
Tuesday 20th April
Person fallen on Filey Brig, evacuated person to Ambulance at Coble Landing
Wednesday 24th February
20 people cut off by tide on Filey Brigg, ILB crew located and spoke to them they were happy to stay where they were till the tide ebbed away, False alarm with good intent.