The Liverpool Shipwreck and Humane Society was founded in 1839. It makes honorary awards to people who voluntarily put their own lives or safety at risk by saving or attempting to save other people who are in danger in cases of shipwreck, drowning, fire or any other hazards. [2]
| NAME | RANK | YEAR | FORCE | AWARD | CITATION |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BARLOW Andrew | PC | 1982 | BTP Fleetwood | Testimonial | When a car containing a driver and passenger fell into the mud of the harbour, PC Barlow attended and climbed down to the car to give the two unconscious occupants medical aid. |
| JAMES Michael | PC | 1924 | GWR Birkenhead | Silver Marine Gallantry Medal | Awarded for the rescue of a 7 year old boy. |
| LEWIS Percy | PC (Rtd.) | 1966 | Testimonial | At the age of 72, sprightly pensioner Percy Lewis dived into the Mersey and rescued a small girl who had fallen into the river. | |
| McNAUGHTON Tom | PC | 1958 | BTC Fleetwood Dock | Testimonial | PC McNaughton jumped into the ice-covered waters of Wyre docks to rescue a drowning man. |
| McNAUGHTON Tom | PC | 1972 | BTP Fleetwood Dock | Testimonial | On 6th April 1972, the officer jumped into the Wyre Dock to rescue a drowning woman. |
[2] Source: Liverpool Shipwreck and Humane Society