Autumn 2025
Coming Up Rosy For Rosie: Supporting Fishermen’s Widows
“People like Rosie have rarely known the comforts in life we may take for granted. Being able to help, even in small ways, has a huge impact.” – Miriam Kemp, Fishermen’s Mission Area Officer, Fraserburgh and the Moray Coast A Life Shaped by the Sea For Rosie, fishing has been part of life for as…
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A Brighter Future: Retired Fisherman Tommy Finds Safety and Warmth
Fishermen’s cottages are often described as picture-perfect – whitewashed stone walls, sea views and cosy interiors. But for some retired fishermen, the reality can be far from charming. When one...
The Love of My Life: Remembering those lost on the Boston Pionair
“Billy was the love of my life. It may have been sixty years ago that he was lost at sea but never a day goes by without him being in...
Surviving the one-in-ten-thousand wave
Seafarers talk about the one-in-ten-thousand wave: vicious, violent, and devastating. Fishermen pray it never comes their way. Peter Dadds, a long-time fisherman from Mudeford, Dorset, saw that wave with his...