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People stuck for hours mid-air after Skegness Pleasure Beach ride malfunctions | UK News

A number of people were stuck mid-air for hours after an amusement park ride malfunctioned in Skegness.

Police attended the incident at Skegness Pleasure Beach after the ride broke down.

Fire and ambulance services were also pictured at the scene.

Pic: Theo Griffiths
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Pic: Theo Griffiths

Around 25 people were believed to be stuck on the ride, called the Super Trooper, according to local reports.

At around 6pm, Lincolnshire Police said they were “attending an incident at Skegness Pleasure Beach where a ride has malfunctioned and remains suspended in the air with a number of people stuck on the ride”.

Pic: Theo Griffiths
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Pic: Theo Griffiths

And at around 8pm they issued an update, saying “everyone has been safely rescued and there are no serious injuries”.

“Thank you for your patience whilst we worked through the incident,” the police added.

Officers had earlier asked the public to avoid the area to allow emergency services to “work together to ensure the safety of the people on the ride whilst they are being rescued”.

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The ride was described by the park on social media as a “high octane white-knuckle family ride”.

Skegness Pleasure Beach is yet to comment.

Joe Pasquale reveals he impaled himself on moose antlers in Skegness | Ents & Arts News

Comedian Joe Pasquale has told a podcast he had to get stitches after impaling himself with a set of moose antlers at the end of a show in Skegness.

The star was performing at the seaside town’s Embassy Theatre last month as part of his new tour, The New Normal.

Speaking on Kate Thornton’s White Wine Question Time podcast, he said he tripped on stage and fell on the antlers – narrowly missing his torso.

“I nearly died, I really did. I was that close!”, the I’m A Celeb star explained, adding: “It only got me in the back of the leg.

“In the act I have a great big pair of moose antlers, and they’re huge things. They’ve got these huge prongs sticking out, and the gag is I have to put them on my head and I go ‘I put too much mousse on my hair’.

“But at the end of the act the curtains came down and all my props are strewn all over the stage, and they bring the lights down, obviously.

“As I’m starting to put all my props away, and I literally trip over my moose head.”

Pasquale, who is 61-years-old, insisted how he is “quite nimble for my age”.

Likening the incident to Mission: Impossible, Pasquale described how he avoided a more serious injury.

“So I had one leg on the ground and the other one’s hanging out to the right-hand side somewhere, and I managed to push myself over, my torso went over the moose head.

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“It was like Tom Cruise… I actually twisted round on to my back as well, all in a split second.

“It was all in slow motion and as I came down the moose head only got me in the back of the leg. It really hurt, but I thought, ‘oh that’s okay.'”

Opting not to rush to the local A&E on a Saturday night, the venue’s medic patched him up, before he went to Bridlington’s hospital up the coast the next day, where he was given seven stitches ahead of his show that night.

Lincolnshire: Teenage boy dies after going into sea in Skegness | UK News

A teenage boy has died after going into the sea in Skegness, Lincolnshire.

Police described him as “a child under the age of 16”, saying that he was in the water at around 6.15pm on Saturday.

A search was carried out by officers and the coastguard, with the boy’s body found at around 11.30pm.

No further details have been given about the boy or how he got into difficulty in the water.

Superintendent Lee Pache said: “We received a high volume of calls for missing people on the coast yesterday.

“At one point, within two hours, we received 10 calls.

“All of those who were reported missing, other than the child who sadly died, were located safe and well.

“Our thoughts are with the boy’s family.”

It came as temperatures pushed towards the mid-30s in parts of the UK, prompting many people to head to coastal areas to cool off.

Late last week, Gareth Morrison, head of water safety at the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI), said: “With so many people enjoying the water this summer, it’s important that we all know the risks.

“If you get into trouble in the water, Float to Live – lean back, using your arms and legs to stay afloat.

“Control your breathing, then call for help or swim to safety.

“In a coastal emergency, call 999 or 112 for the Coastguard.”

He added: “Record numbers are also taking to the water on craft such as paddleboards and kayaks, many for the first time. It’s important to always remember to wear a lifejacket or buoyancy aid and to take a means of calling for help.”