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Meet the volunteers of Nith Inshore Rescue

Every crew member of Nith Inshore Rescue donate their time and skills to protect life and property under threat from the sea, inland water, flooding and other water related incidents in the Upper Solway and surrounding area. We currently have 24 crew members from a range of backgrounds and day jobs who are all ready to respond on a 24-hours-a-day basis, 365 days a year.

Ian Bevan
Role: Boat Crew
Joined: October 2007
Occupation:

Lewis Brodie
Role: Senior Boat Crew
Joined: November 2015
Occupation: Joiner

Mike Clark
Role: Advanced Helmsman
Joined: 1987
Occupation: Street Scene Operative

Ronnie Clark
Role: Station Officer / Advanced Helm / OIC
Joined: 1981
Occupation: Site Manager
Erin Cooper
Role: Boat Crew / Doctor
Joined: August 2021
Occupation: Junior Doctor
Innes Crawford
Role: Boat Crew
Joined: August 2020
Occupation: Student
Callum Dowell
Role: Boat Crew
Joined: September 2020
Occupation: Roofer/Scaffolder
Stuart Forsyth
Role: Advanced Helm & Vice Chair
Joined: November 2012
Occupation: Electrician
Gwilym Gibbons
Role: Secretary / Advanced Helm / OIC
Joined: August 2018
Occupational: Chief Executive
Laurie Irving
Role: Training Officer
Joined: March 2016
Occupation: Heating Engineer
Evan Keir
Role: Boat Crew
Joined: August 2020
Occupation: RCN Steward and Safety Rep
Freddie Keir
Role: Boat Crew
Joined: September 2020
Occupation: Recruitment Officer / Student
Jamie Milligan
Role: Treasurer / Boat Crew
Joined: March 2021
Occupation: Director
Dylan Muir
Role: Boat Crew
Joined: 2014
Occupation: Scottish Power Lines Man
Natalie Parker
Role: Boat Crew
Joined: February 2017
Occupation: Health Care Support Worker
Joanna Toohey
Role: Boat Crew / First Aid Provider / Dog Handler
Joined: September 2018
Occupation: Advanced Nurse Practitioner
Austin Wyllie
Role: Boat Crew
Joined: November 2019
Occupation: Apprentice Joiner
Tam Toohey
Role: Water Search Dog
Joined: September 2018
Occupation: Being a Good Boy
 
 
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