Water Safety

SWANSEA: Stay safe in the water this summer — council backs drowning prevention campaign

Swansea Council is urging residents and visitors to follow the Water Safety Code ahead of Drowning Prevention Week — with…

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Holiday park takes water safety lessons to primary schools as Welsh drowning figures revealed to be UK’s highest

Bluestone’s Blue Lagoon Water Park team is going into primary schools across Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire to teach over 1,000 children…

New sensors a ‘life-saver’ for water safety aids

Swansea Council say a network of its water safety aids are to get further protection from vandalism that persistently puts…

Water safety call as number of drowning deaths in young people in Wales rises

Statistics show another increase in the number of drowning deaths in young people in Wales - with over three quarters…

RNLI beach lifeguards back on Gower duty this weekend

RNLI lifeguards are due to be back on patrol on three popular Gower beaches this Saturday.

Call for more RNLI volunteers in Burry Port, Port Talbot and Barry

The RNLI is looking for volunteers in a variety of roles at Burry Port, Port Talbot and Barry Dock.

Council warns vandals stealing water safety aids in Swansea are putting lives at risk

Waterside vandals are persistently putting lives at risk after more than 70 rescue aids were stolen from their posts in…

Water safety warning as kids start Summer holidays

As children have now started the summer holidays, Swansea Council is urging families to take care near water. Drowning is…

High tides and cold sea temperatures spark RNLI Easter warning

The RNLI has issued a warning for those visiting Wales' coastline ahead of some of the highest tides of the…

Work of water safety initiative praised after busy summer

The dedicated work of a Tenby team promoting water safety has been hailed following one of the busiest summers on…

Holiday safety plea as Wales RNLI lifeguards rescue 1,603 kids last summer

The RNLI and Her Majesty’s (HM) Coastguard are calling for families in Wales to take care at the coast as…

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