The Team was established in 1965 and we currently have over 40 Search and Rescue Team 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 to cover the £42,000 it costs to run the Team every year.
In addition to the Search and Rescue Team Members we have an Operational Support Team with over 20 members who help with fundraising activities, acting as injured or missing people, maintaining the vehicles and equipment and a multitude of other jobs.
Saturday 2nd May 2020. We were called by North Yorkshire Police at 1700 hours to assist in a search for a gentleman as there were concerns for his safety. Based on information from the Police, a plan was developed by Team members to search an area near to Captain Cook’s Monument. Other Team members were about to be called out…
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CALL-OUT 16/2020
SATURDAY 23RD MAY 2020
We were contacted by Cleveland Police just before 7pm on Saturday evening to search for a woman who had gone missing from Marske; with concerns for her safety.
A number of our volunteer Team members were called out and two Team Land Rovers were deployed. Operating under our strict COVID-19 procedures, they were allocated in small groups to search Errington Wood, near New Marske. Other Team members were on standby if required.
After covering the areas requested by the Police we were stood-down shortly after 11pm. Most members were then able to go home with others returning the two Team Land Rovers to our Base where both vehicles underwent a decontamination process. Police enquiries to find the woman are continuing.
18 Team members (plus others on standby) were involved in the incident which lasted just over four hours.
Well done to you all in these difficult circumstances. There was a police helicopter over Marske so I presume this was also looking for that lady. Hope she is found safe and well
Take care all of you hope the lady is found
Respect
Did you find the lady?
Hope the lady is found safe and well.
Jules Riley
URGENT!
39 yr old Alison Danks is still #missing from her home in #Marske
She may be on a bicycle in the #Danby or #Commondale areas of the North Yorks moors.
Please call us on 101 with info, ref 82573
Please RT!
@NYorksPolice
Requested by @ClevelandPolice Saturday eve 23rd May to search for a woman who had gone missing from Marske. Tasked to search Errington Wood, near New Marske. Stood-down after 4+ hours after covering the area. 18 Team members (plus others on standby) were involved.
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