Sea Safety Group Coastwatch

Sea Safety Group Coastwatch The Sea Safety Group is an non-governmental organisation with it's headquarters in the UK. They also monitor all distress channels on VHF radio. Coastguard.

An important role of the group is the number of coastal surveillance stations in which volunteers give up a few hours a week to keep a visual watch/Radio watch, AIS and Radar watch on the coast of Great Britain, for the safety at Sea An important role of the group is the number of coastal surveillance stations in which volunteers give up a few hours a week to keep a visual watch on coastal waters

in support of search and rescue operations. These volunteers assist and report directly to H.M. The volunteers receive "on the watch" training in the basics of visual and radio watch keeping, reporting, simple ship recognition and the understanding of navigational terms and charts. None of this is demanding, it just requires an appreciation of the sea and those who use it.

Pakefield Coastwatch have set up a just given page they are asking for donations as the charity has due to the closure o...
31/01/2026

Pakefield Coastwatch have set up a just given page they are asking for donations as the charity has due to the closure of the Pontins holiday park lost it holiday makers revenue opportunity.

31/01/2026

💥 Spotted a seal, dolphin, or turtle on the beach? 🐬🦭

✋ Don’t try to push back in the sea - Help them best by calling the BDMLR Hotline for advice. 📞 01825 765546

Reports of young seals roll in thick and fast over winter and this past month we have also responded to several cetacean and turtle incidents too!

Here’s some important advice on what to do (and what not to do) if you come across a seal, dolphin, whale or turtle that may be in distress. 💙 Please help us share this vital information!

❤️ Lastly, our rescues begin with the public - and continue because of your support. Help us to be there when marine mammals needs us most by donating on the widget below 👇

31/01/2026

Recent storms and unsettled weather across the UK can increase the likelihood of unidentified objects washing up on beaches.

Although it’s rare to find unexploded ordnance, bad weather and high tides can expose items of all shapes and sizes.

If you come across something unusual or suspect it could be unexploded ordnance, please don’t try to touch it or move it.

Instead, call 999 and ask for the Coastguard. We will respond with our partner agencies to keep people safe and ensure the item in question is disposed of correctly.

11/01/2026
11/01/2026
10/01/2026

Happisburgh Coast Watch is back!
We are open everyday between 9.30am - 3.30pm.

Thankfully the snow and ice has gone and the road access to Cart Gap has improved, there are no further weather warnings in place.

It is still feeling cold so wrap up warm if you are visiting the coast this weekend.

In an emergency call 999 and ask for the Coastguard.

A very Merry Christmas to all Watchkeepers of SSG stations
12/12/2025

A very Merry Christmas to all Watchkeepers of SSG stations

15/11/2025
13/11/2025

Another Storm on the way. Storm Claudia expected to bring wind and rain to Central England and East Wales on Friday.

31/10/2025

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Lowestoft
NR338JG

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 8pm
Tuesday 9am - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 8pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Friday 9am - 8pm
Saturday 9am - 8pm
Sunday 9am - 8pm

Telephone

+447745710372

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