The Team was established in 1965 (and so we celebrate our 60th Anniversary in 2025). We have around 45 to 50 Search and Rescue members (including probationers) who are on call 24-hours a day every day of the year. We are all volunteers; we have no paid staff and our services are offered free to anyone who needs them. We are reliant on the generosity of local people and groups plus other organisations to cover the £42,000 on average it costs to run the Team every year.
In addition to the Search and Rescue members we aim to have around 10 to 12 Support members who help with fundraising activities, acting as injured or missing people, maintaining the vehicles and equipment and a multitude of other jobs. If you would like to make a donation, or raise funds to help us, please check out our fundraising page here.
CALL-OUT No. 12 SATURDAY 22nd MARCH (1250 hours) The team were contacted by Yorkshire Ambulance Service (YAS) for the second time in two days. This time to provide assistance to a female suffering from a medical condition on The Cleveland Way close to the top of Kirby Bank. Team vehicles and members were despatched to Beak Hills Farm. Those members…
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CALL-OUT No. 12
SATURDAY 22nd MARCH (1250 hours)
The team were contacted by Yorkshire Ambulance Service (YAS) for the second time in two days. This time to provide assistance to a female suffering from a medical condition on The Cleveland Way close to the top of Kirby Bank.
Team vehicles and members were despatched to Beak Hills Farm. Those members arriving before the Land Rovers, were transferred by the farmer in his 4X4 vehicle to The Cleveland Way.
Once with the casualty, a team medic assessed her condition. When assessed as stable she was transferred to a rescue stretcher and taken off the bank. The route down was initially challenging requiring a carry, hand over hand transfer then at an appropriate location the wheel was added to the stretcher. The stretcher was moved about 500m to the Land Rovers.
The casualty was transferred to a Rover and taken to Beak Hills Farm where an ambulance was waiting.
We hope the lady has a quick recovery.
Once again thanks to Beak Hills Farm for use of the farm as the RV and for transferring members to the vicinity of the rescue location. Your assistance is greatly appreciated.
22 team members were involved.
Well done to the Hardmoors 55 runner too who sacrificed his race to assist the lady providing her with his emergency kit before your arrival.
Well done to all involved, hope the lady has a speedy recovery
Well done to all involved.👏👏👍.
Great job to everyone who was involved 👍🌟🌟🌟
Well done everyone
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