Hunstanton SEA LIFE Sanctuary - Press Release

PRESS RELEASES FOR 2014

		RE-BUILT SANCTUARY BACK IN THE RESCUE BUSINESS EVEN BEFORE OPENING ITS DOORS The newly refurbished Hunstanton Sea Life Sanctuary has already rescued its first seal pup...on the eve of its re-opening.
		RE-BUILT SEA LIFE SANCTUARY OPENED BY MICHAEL FISH A band of seals and otters from the north east will follow a warm front of tropical sea turtle, rays and reef fish from the south.
		FAMOUS "FISH" TO RE-OPEN SEA LIFE SANCTUARY Who better to re-open an aquarium destroyed by storm floods than a man called Fish whose name is also synonymous with disastrous weather!
		BEACH IS A TIP A clean-up team organised by Hunstanton SEA LIFE Sanctuary filled 18 bags full of rubbish from Old Hunstanton Beach on 21st September 2014.
		ANIMALS AND FISH WELCOMED BACK TO FLOOD-RAVAGED SANCTUARY Seals, turtles, penguins and other creatures are returning to the Norfolk aquarium and rescue centre that was destroyed by floodwaters in December 2013.
		MIT´S A KIND OF MAGIC FOR DELIGHTED CHILDREN Some of those children, who ages range from three to 19-years, officially opened the new facility for themselves on 5th September 2014, when they had their first chance to sample its delights.
		MERLIN WEAVES A LITTLE MAGIC FOR SPECIAL NEEDS SCHOOL Staff from flood-ravaged Hunstanton SEA LIFE Sanctuary have helped build a unique new play area for Kings Lynn´s Churchill Park School.
		SEAL PUP RESCUED IN HIGH-VIS´ JACKET Marine experts from flood-ravaged Hunstanton SEA LIFE Sanctuary broke off from re-build duties on 10th June 2014 to rescue a stranded seal pup.
		SEA LIFE SANCTUARY WILL SURFACE STRONGER FROM FLOODS BUT RSPB RESERVE NEEDS MORE HELP A £3 million re-fit will ensure Hunstanton´s flood damaged SEA LIFE Sanctuary re-opens as a much improved attraction.