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In 2007: We were the busiest lifeboat station in Scotland!
RNLI SOS MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE WASHES UP ON FIFE SHORES
A giant bottle carrying a plea for help from the RNLI has turned up on the shores of Kinghorn today (Thursday 14 January). The message in the bottle asks people to help the lifesaving charity by taking part in its biggest fundraising day on Friday 29 January.

Welcome
Kinghorn Lifeboat Station is an RNLI funded and operated rescue station on the coast of Fife, three miles from Kirkcaldy and across the Forth estuary from Edinburgh. We are available and ready 24 hours a day, every single day of the year to assist the MCA (Coastguard agency) in effecting rescues between Elie Ness/Aberlady to the east, and Inchcolm/Granton to the west.
Check out our new Twitter feed, at http://www.twitter.com/rnli_kinghorn - if you're already a Twitter user then you can follow our tweets from your profile. We'll keep you up to date on station news, rescues and fundraising events.Also, you can follow our Facebook page, just search for "Kinghorn RNLI Lifeboat" from your Facebook account.

