HM Coastguard - Moylegrove

05/01/2026

Take extra care when visiting the coast in the next few days. Snow and ice will make paths and cliffs slippery, making it difficult to get a steady footing.

Check the latest weather warnings ⚠️

Wear appropriate clothing and footwear 🥾

Stay back from cliff edges 🏞️

Stick to the signposted coastal paths 🚶‍♂️

In an emergency at the coast, call 999 and ask for the Coastguard.

04/01/2026

📟🚨 - 04.01.26 @ 05:24

UPDATE | The search of the River Teifi in Cardigan has been stood down for the night.
Officers, along with colleagues from HM Coastguard, Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service have been at the river since a report was made that a man had entered the water at around 5.15am.
Despite searching the area on foot, by boat, helicopter and drone, the man has not been located.
The operation will resume in the morning.
We’d like to thank those who have helped through the day, and ask that members of the public now stay away from the area – particularly the river banks – for their own safety.
If you have any information that could help officers, or if you are the person who entered the water and are now safe, please get in touch:
Online: https://orlo.uk/4t3BX
Email: [email protected]
Call: 101
Quote reference 52 of today, January 4.

30/12/2025

We’d like to remind everyone that flares should only be used in genuine distress situations. They shouldn’t be used for entertainment or as fireworks during celebrations.

If we receive an alert at or near the coast where a flare has been launched, we will always respond and won’t know the difference if you are using them as fireworks. This can tie up resources when they're not needed, putting our coastguard rescue teams at unnecessary risk and potentially diverting them from a legitimate emergency.

If you think someone could be in trouble at the coast, always call 999 and ask for the Coastguard.

25/12/2025

Merry Christmas from everyone at the Maritime and Coastguard Agency! 🎄🎁