Eight skiffs rowed out of the harbour on a sunny Saturday with their boats looking like long ships and their crews dressed as Vikings.They successfully ‘raided’ Tyninghame beach before returning to the harbour.

Avril Anderson, riding in her first Cycle Sportive won the 50 mile race out of Hawick in just over 3 hours. Avril looks after the harbour accounts for us each week.

Both of Eyemouth's RNLI lifeboats were called out to the Dunbar-based May Queen trawler which was moored in Eyemouth harbour & developed a severe list causing sea water to pour in on the rising tide and flood the vessel. The vessel was made safe and pollution booms put in place. At high tide, the vessel was towed upright and water removed from the trawler with two salvage pumps.

Ricciotti Ensemble perform to a packed house

The 40 young musicians of the Ricciotti Ensemble brought their unique brand of fun and energetic performance to a packed house at Dunbar Battery

Sparkling Dunbar Music Festival

Dunbar Battery saw 300/400 people enjoy a variety of music and craft stalls.The outdoor amphitheatre hosted live performances from local bands & musicians. Many thanks to all who supported the event and to Taylor Wimpey for their sponsorship

A fishing boat skippered by David Fairbairn, a former crew member and father of current Dunbar coxswain Gary Fairbairn suffered engine failure . They were stranded one and a half miles north of Torness. Mechanics managed to fix the generator, allowing the battery to recharge & restart the power.

In the same week Dunbar’s (ILB) was launched to assist a rigid inflatable boat owned by crew member Alan Ross after it suffered engine failure near to the town’s harbour. The rib was towed back to the harbour

Dunbar Sea Cadets POC Samantha Kaszuba has just finished another voyage on TS ROYALIST  taking part in the tall ships race. The ship won overall in their class and it is the first time in 31 years a British ship has won it. Well done to all the crew for their achievement.

McArthur’s Store will be participating in Doors Open Day on Saturday 23rd September which is part of European Heritage Days, where building owners across Europe open their doors and give free public access