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Both lifeboats were tasked to assist Llantwit Major Coastguard with the medical evacuation of a female with a leg injury at Monknash. The D Class extracted the casualty, friend and paramedic from the beach. The casualty was then transferred to the Atlantic 85 and brought back to the lifeboat station in Porthcawl where it was
Our volunteers launched both our lifeboats on service to reports of 2 persons cut off by the tide near Temple Bay at Southerndown. Several 999 calls were made to Milford Haven Coastguard by concerned members of the public to report the incident. The casualties were reported to be making their way up the cliff. On
Both our Atlantic 85 and D Class were launched on service to reports of a capsized vessel in the area of Monknash. Both lifeboats conducted an extensive search of the area along with Llantwit Major Coastguard team. After searching for nearly 60 minutes nothing further was found and no further reports were made regarding a
Our Atlantic 85 was launched on service to a surfer in difficulties at Rest Bay. The surfer had been swept from the main bay by a rip current and was being assisted by an RNLI lifeguard. The Atlantic 85 picked both the casualty and the lifeguard up off Box Bay.
Our Atlantic 85 was diverted whilst on training exercise to assist 2 kayakers in difficulties off Newton Point. Casualties were taken onboard the lifeboat and transferred back to the beach at Newton.
Our volunteers launched our Atlantic 85 on service to a broken down vessel at Newton Bay. Taken in tow back to Newton slipway.
Our volunteers launched our Atlantic 85 to a broken down 5m rib. The boat had been towed by Mumbles lifeboat to Scarweather where we took over the tow and took the boat back to Newton Bay from where it had launched.
Our volunteers launched our Atlantic 85 'Rose Of The Shires' on service to reports of multiple persons in the water and in difficulties in heavy seas having been swept from Llantwit Major beach. The coastguard had received multiple 999 calls. Conditions were rough with 2 metre swells and winds of force 8 gusting to force
Our volunteers launched both our D Class and Atlantic 85 lifeboats to reports of 2 persons cut off by the tide at Southerndown near Witches Point. Both lifeboats arrived on scene in rough conditions to find the casualties at the base of cliffs along with an RNLI lifeguard on who had gone ashore on a
Our volunteers were paged to reports of a person in the water and unable to reboard his kayak off Ogmore by Sea. Our Atlantic 85 was launched on service and arrived on scene within 15 minutes of initially being paged. We were directed to the casualty by persons pointing from the rocks above. Conditions were
