Wednesday 20th May (1300hrs) North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) contacted the team to provide assistance with the extraction of an injured person in Guisborough Woods, close to Silverton Road. The casualty was being treated by NEAS personnel as the team were deploying both Land Rovers and others in their own vehicles. One Land Rover proceeded into the Woods, to a…
Tuesday 19th May (1750 hrs) Cleveland Police contacted the team to provide assistance to bring an elderly person down from Eston Hill ,who was unable to walk. A fully manned Land Rover and other team members in their own vehicles headed to the access point to the Hill at Occupation Road, Eston.The first members at RV proceeded on foot to…
Sunday 17th May (1310 and 1450hrs) The team were contacted by Yorkshire Ambulance Service (YAS) about an injured young mountain bike rider in the vicinity of where the Boltby Bash event was taking place. The team members on stage 2 walked to the injured rider with both Land Rovers containing other team members heading to the area. The individual had…
Saturday 16th May (1235hrs) Team members on stage 4 at Boltby Bash were informed of an injured mountain bike rider who was unable to move following a fall. The personnel at stage 4 deployed to the casualty site near the top of the stage with appropriate medical kit. Following a medical assessment, the person had a shoulder injury and required…
Monday 04 May 2026 (1820 hrs) Two experienced climbers were at Beacon Scar in Arncliffe Woods above Ingelby Arncliffe, when one was involved in a climbing accident. The team were alerted of the incident by North Yorkshire Police and immediately deployed the team to Cod Beck Car Park. The first 4 members at the car park deployed to the casualty…
Sunday 12 Apr (1750hrs) The team were alerted by North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) to an injured mountain bike rider who has sustained a lower leg injury and was unable to stand up. The team dispatched both Land Rovers to Flatts Lane with the casualty located within the Country Park. While en route, the paramedics arrived at the casualty and…
Wednesday 10 Apr (1745hrs) Both Yorkshire Ambulance Service (YAS) and North Yorkshire Police (NYP) contacted the team about an injured off road biker who had sustained injuries near to Bloworth Crossing. YAS informed the team that Helimed were en route.The team deployed both Land Rovers ,along with other team members to Bank Foot Farm. As team members were arriving at…
Wednesday 01 Apr (1030hrs) The team were contacted by North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) to provide assistance with the extraction of a person who had fallen from a horse in Errington Woods, New Marske. The team deployed both Land Rovers ,along with other team members to a RV point at Errington Woods. One Land Rover proceeded into the woods to…
Thursday 26 Mar (0900hrs) Yorkshire Ambulance Service (YAS) contacted the team to provide assistance with the evacuation of an ill person from a remote location near to Chop Gate.The team deployed both Land Rovers to Chop Gate along with other team members in their own vehicles. The first Land Rover headed directly to the location picking up the ambulance crew…
FRIDAY 06th Mar (2155hrs) North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) contacted the team requesting assistance with a person who had a head injury following a fall about 200m from Captain Cook’s monument. The team despatched a crewed Land Rover and other team members in their own vehicles to Gribdale Gate. Once at Griddle Gate the Land Rover continued up the track…
Last week was a busy period for the team with 5 call outs in 5 days along with 2 full days of supporting the Boltby Bash MTB event. Either side of this period, the team had training on the Wednesday evenings. On the first Wednesday, the session was an exercise on steep ground in Newton Wood. A casualty was rescued from a location where extraction was only possible upwards on non technical steep ground using a 2 line bell stretcher raise withtwo rescuers.
The following Wednesday was an exercise at Scaling Dam involving both water and land based parties. The scenario was to find 6 paddle boarders who were missing.One person was located and rescued from the water with others at various locations on land around the lake.
Both sessions allowed the team to practice situations which are not commonly encountered in our search and rescue call outs but we are prepared for them.
Well done all, your service to the community is very admirable 🙏
Best part of 15 years since the Teams water asset first trained on Scaling Reservoir, and similarly Gormire Lake. Thankfully these aren't call out hotspots. Bodies of water are unforgiving
Thank you so very much 👍🌟🌟🌟
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