The effort taken to put this memorial sculpture together must have been incredible! To see such a beautiful momunment for our RNLI boys and girls

very moving , it gives understanding , inner peace and thought - it makes you think of those whom are lost at sea and them whom are rescued , the brave souls that risk there life to save others

A glowing and breathlessly dynamic artwork to celebrate the lives and selfless highly-skilled heroism of our RNLI crews ready to be risking all to save others' lives. Those wonderful people must all be rockingly potty ... but thank God for them and their undoubted craziness....More

Took the tour around the college to see how lifeboat crews get trained and where this takes place. We started with a breakfast in the restaurant first, very nice, friendly and helpful staff. Food was good too. Learnt a lot during the tour that we...More

Located in West Quay Road near the RNLI College and Sea Survival Centre, a modern sculpture depicting a rescuer reaching out his hand to a person in trouble. Don't forget to look at the rear of the sculpture where all those RNLI Volunteers who have...More

This sculpture is stunning, and leaves you in no doubt what the RNLI is all about....people who care! To read those names engraved on the plinth is a humbling experience, and fills you with admiration for these brave volunteers! Respect!

Wife and I had been on the RNLI College tour and stopped to look at this a bit closer on our way out after learning that the name of every lifeboat crew member that has been lost at sea is recorded around the base. Even...More