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People in Poole commemorated the contribution made by the town to the evacuation of Dunkirk by the small boats in 1940.

The cadets are keen to support 8 May 2025, which marks 80 years since the victory in Europe over Nazi Germany in 1945.

Saturday 8 March is International Women’s Day and this is to be marked by Poole Sea Cadets which offers equal opportunities.

Cllr Jo Clements, the Mayor of Poole visited Poole Sea Cadets where she was able to practise the Heimlich first aid technique.

It has been a successful year for Poole Sea Cadets which is the first Cadet Unit in the country to implement a solar panel scheme.

International Women’s Day is on 8 March and the Poole Sea Cadets, which is a charity, are recognising the occasion.

The cadets have been awarded a Burgee which is the highest form of recognition for the Poole based unit.

The cadets climbed the three highest mountain peaks in Wales, Scotland, and England just missing their self-imposed target by 67 minutes.

Members of Poole Sea Cadets are to climb the three highest mountain peaks in Wales, Scotland, and England in early September.

Rear Admiral Nicholas Lambert visited Poole Sea Cadets to help them celebrate their successes in the Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme.