Wednesday June 5th 1930hrs We were asked by Yorkshire Ambulance service to assist their personnel, along with a doctor and paramedics from the Great North Air Ambulance, with a 60 year old mountain biker who had collapsed whilst riding with friends on a moorland track near the village of Ainthorpe. As many of the team were already at our base…
Friday June 7th 16:40 hrs We were asked by the North Eastern Ambulance Service (NEAS) to assist with an incident in Errington Woods near New Marske. A 75 year old Guisborough man had been found in a collapsed state by a young man who was walking his dog. He alerted the ambulance service who in turn requested our assisted with…
Wednesday April 17th 1515 hrs We were called to help a 49 year old Billingham lady who had fallen whilst walking on Eston Moor with her daughter. The lady sustained leg injuries and was unable to walk. They were about a kilometre from the nearest road and very near the monuments on the top of Eston Nab. The group called…
27th March 2019:10:00 hrs. We were asked by North Yorkshire Police to search various areas in the Clay Bank/Swainby area for a missing male who was possibly in a vulnerable condition. Twelve members of the team searched for around five hours.
26th March 2019 1300hrs. We were asked by Yorkshire Ambulance Service (YAS) to help with a 58 year old horse rider who had been thrown from her horse in a remote area between Cold Moor and Cringle Moor. We assisted the ambulance paramedic with the lady's treatment before carrying her on a stretcher in our Landrover ambulance to a nearby…
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Looking back through some of our old reports (from the last Century!) one of them contains the following note in relation to the Team’s establishment in 1965:
‘With an increasing number of visitors to the North York Moors there were incidents of people going missing or getting hurt, particularly on the ever popular Lyke Wake Walk’.
Thankfully such incidents on the Walk are now less common. However, as we celebrate our 60th Anniversary, it is very fitting that we can announce a significant donation of £2,250 from the organisers of the Lyke Wake Challenge! Very many thanks to them and to everyone who has contributed to that donation, which will help us to continue our voluntary search & rescue service.
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