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St.Abbs lifeboat station and stolen fish boxes
Just 12 months after the RNLI closed its base in the Berwickshire fishing village, a new vessel called the Thomas Tunnock was officially launched yesterday.
Mr Tunnock initially donated £10,000 to the appeal for an independent lifeboat station but following a thank you call from the campaigners he offered to pay a further £250,000.
Mr Tunnock initially donated £10,000 to the appeal for an independent lifeboat station but following a thank you call from the campaigners he offered to pay a further £250,000.
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