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Incident 58 Rescue Bankfoot

Callout 58 occurred at 22:20hrs on Wednesday November 27th just as members of the team were on their way home after one of our weekly Wednesday night training session.
North Yorkshire Police had been alerted to a vulnerable teenager who was stranded on the moors in the vicinity of Bankfoot, an area of the moors around seven kilometres east of Stokesley.
In the appalling weather conditions members of the team deployed in their two landrover ambulances towards Bankfoot. Foot parties, carrying first aid gear and other equipment, were then sent up the track to walk for around a kilometre to reach the location of the young lady who, by now, had been located by police officers.
After treatment at the scene the teenager, who was from the Durham area, was carried on one of our mountain rescue stretchers 100 metres across the open moor to a moorland track to one of our landrovers.
She was then transported to the nearest road and a waiting ambulance.
Fourteen team members were actively involved with more on standby in this incident that lasted just over an hour.

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UPDATED 1ST APRIL - EVENT CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER AND GROUND CONDITIONS. We're going to the races! We will be at Redcar Racing for tomorrow's Easter Monday Family Day. Team members will have collection buckets at the exit points. Alongside the Horse-racing there's lots of family entertainment including bouncy castles, play ground, face painting and the Easter Bunny and friends will be entertaining kids with traditional games. Thanks to everyone at Redcar Racecourse for the invitation! More information on their website: https://www.redcarracing.co.uk/fixtures/monday-1st-april-easter-monday-family-day/
Easter is here but the weather remains changeable with a brisk, cold wind at times and a forecast of showers. So #BeAdventureSmart - check the current & predicted weather and understand how it may affect your outdoor adventure plans. Ask yourself 3 questions before you set off: – Am I confident I have the KNOWLEDGE & SKILLS for the day? – Do I know what the WEATHER will be like? – Do I have the right GEAR? Check out the https://www.adventuresmart.uk website for a range of information and advice.
THE 'HERBERT PROTOCOL' From time to time we are deployed by the Police to search for vulnerable people. Obviously, it is very worrying when a loved one or friend goes missing or doesn’t return home when expected, especially so for people living with or caring for someone with Dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. The Herbert Protocol is a national scheme aimed primarily at those who care for vulnerable people of all ages who, because of their vulnerability, may go missing. The initiative is named after George Herbert, a Second World War veteran of the Normandy landings, who lived with Dementia and sadly died when he went missing whilst apparently on his way to his childhood home. The hub of the initiative is the “Life History Questionnaire”. This is a paper record containing a range of background information about the person cared for. It should be retained in a safe place so that it can be handed to police and search teams in the event that the person goes missing. It saves valuable time by having a lot of the crucial information to hand rather than trying to piece it together at a stressful time. If you think this information may help someone you know please share it with them. Further details and advice on how to download the questionnaire from our two local Police Forces are available at: https://clevelandmrt.org.uk/herbert-protocol/
WHALEBONES WALK 2024 - OPEN FOR ENTRIES The Team's annual Whalebones Walk will take place on Sunday 5th May 2024 and is now open for entries! Starting at the Whitby Whalebones - entrants walk (or run!) for 22-miles along stunning coastal paths finishing at Errington Primary School, Marske-by-the-Sea where refreshments will be available. Team members will be providing support along the way. Children are welcome but under-18s must be accompanied by an adult who is responsible for them on the day. Dogs also welcome but not on the coach (see below). It is a long walk so please make sure that you, any accompanying children and/or dogs are able to cover that distance. Also, bear in mind - the route follows cliff-top paths along the Cleveland Way and passes through some farmland so please keep dogs on leads. Coach transport is available if required, departing from Errington Primary School (leaves 0800 hours prompt) to the start-point at Whitby (for 0845-0900 hours). Full details will be sent to participants nearer the time. All profit from entry fees will go towards meeting our annual running costs. Sponsorship is not a requirement but please consider it, as it is a great way to boost funds from the event. A sponsorship form is available to download from our website via the event entry page below. Entry is just £15 per person (if using the coach) or £10 if you make your own way to Whitby. To enter visit: https://clevelandmrt.org.uk/event/whalebones-2024/ Entries close on 28th April 2024.

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Cleveland Mountain Rescue Team

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Cleveland Mountain Rescue Team

Unfortunately due to the overnight rain with more forecast, today's event at Redcar Racing has been cancelled so we will not be there! Statement from the racecourse:

Unfortunately today’s Easter Monday race meeting has been abandoned.

We are bitterly disappointed that racing is not able to go ahead but there is little that can be done given the amount of recent rainfall this morning.

All pre-paid tickets will automatically be refunded, there is no need to contact the racecourse office. ... See MoreSee Less

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