RNLI Condemns Abuse Directed at Volunteers
UKPulse Health Desk
The chief executive of the RNLI, Peter Sparkes, has condemned recent abuse targeting its volunteers.
- RNLI chief executive Peter Sparkes addressed deliberate misinformation about the organisation's purpose.
- Far-right agitators reportedly caused unrest in Dover and Portsmouth over the weekend.
The chief executive of the sea rescue organisation, Peter Sparkes, has condemned recent abuse directed at its volunteers. Mr Sparkes addressed what he described as deliberate misinformation circulating about the RNLI's purpose and lifesaving work.
This follows reports of far-right agitators causing unrest in Dover and Portsmouth at the weekend.