Shouts

Our Atlantic 85 was launched on service to a kite surfer in difficulty off Rest Bay. He had snapped a line and was attempting to swim back to shore. He was recovered onto the lifeboat along with his equipment and brought back to the lifeboat station. He required no further medical attention. At a fundraising

Paged to investigate reports of a small boat adrift at St Donats. After a short search the boat was located washed ashore at Nash Point. Area searched by Llantwit Major Coastguard search teams and our lifeboats with no persons found to be in any danger.

Our D Class was launched on service to 2 persons on stand up paddleboards off Porthcawl seafront. They had misjudged the strength of the tide and were unable to get back to Coney Beach unassisted. The D Class rescued them along with their equipment and dropped them back to the beach where they had initially

Launched to reports of 2 surfers swept around the point at Rest Bay in large surf conditions. Both our Atlantic 85 and D Class responded with the Atlantic 85 arriving on scene first. Upon arrival it was reported one surfer had come out onto rocks. We spoke to surf lifesavers from Rest Bay SLSC who

Paged to assist with the search for missing child at Coney Beach. Stood down before launching as child was located safely ashore by our RNLI Lifeguard colleagues.

Paged to assist with the search for multiple missing children. Stood down before launching as all were located safely ashore by our RNLI Lifeguard colleagues.

Both our Atlantic 85 and D Class lifeboats were tasked after initially launching on exercise to investigate tombstoners at Witches Point. A concerned member of public had contacted the coastguard fearing for the youngsters safety. Once on scene the lifeboat spoke to the youngsters who were locals and knew the location well. They were happy

Our volunteers launched our D Class on service to a report of 2 persons cut off by the tide at Temple Bay, Southerndown. Once on scene the crew found that there was 2 people cut off, however they were aware of the high water time and their intention was to remain at their location until

Our volunteers launched our Atlantic 85 on service this evening to assist a vessel with engine difficulties between Newton and Ogmore. The vessel was taken under tow and taken into Porthcawl marina. The D Class also launched to assist with manoeuvring the vessel through the narrow marina entrance and back onto the vessels mooring.

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