New Website - Caister Lifeboat
Caister Lifeboat has been saving lives at sea since 1791. Completely independent, they depend entirely on public donations to help provide safety and rescue services to the countless vessels, crews and beach visitors to this area of the East Coast of England.
We are proud to support this vital charity - developing a new website to provide details of their latest rescues - or "shouts" as they are known - and most importantly to encourage donations.
Client: Caister Volunteer Lifeboat Service
Design, build & management: Brand Skillings
"The
look of our website...was a great improvement on what we had"
“We would like to thank you for the original design that you created for Caister Lifeboat. The look of our website with Brand Skillings was a great improvement on what we had."
Caister Volunteer Lifeboat Service
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