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See us at these events in 2021!

Owing to the COVID-19 our 2021 events have not been confirmed so please check back here at a later date when we hope to announce all of our commitments for this year. Provisional dates:

Saturday & Sunday 15-16th May: Boltby Bash

Two day mountain bike event based at Boltby near Thirsk. Event website.

Saturday & Sunday 19-20th June: Cleveland Hike

The event takes place over two days and teams can either enter for either 1 day, or take on the full two day challenge, camping overnight. The Saturday route normally covers 20-25 miles and the Sunday route 10-15 miles making the whole event over 30 miles. Event website.

Saturday & Sunday 24-25th July: Esk Valley Enduro

Two day mountain bike event in the Esk Valley. Event website.

Saturday 4th September: The 4-Tops Challenge

A family friendly walking or running event (you decide) over a 6-mile or 12-mile route taking in Highcliff, Captain Cook’s Monument, Little Roseberry and Roseberry Topping. Details nearer the time.

Saturday & Sunday 18-19th September: Ard Moors

Two day mountain bike event based at Lordstones Country Park in the North York Moors. Event website.

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CALL-OUT 4/2021 MONDAY 18TH JANUARY 2021 Our fourth call-out of the year and the second vehicle / flooding related incident for the Team within the space of one-week. Full details and further photos on our website: https://clevelandmrt.org.uk/incidents/glaisdale-car-in-floodwaters/
CALL-OUT 3/2021 FRIDAY 15TH JANUARY 2021 The Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust contacted us at 1636 hours requesting assistance at Ainthorpe, where an ambulance crew were attending to a woman who had sustained a hip injury. We were asked to move the casualty from a house approximately 200 metres along an icy, uphill driveway to the ambulance which had to be left at the roadside owing to the weather conditions. A decision was taken to deploy a limited number of Team members together with one of our Land Rover ambulances. Upon arrival we carried the casualty on one of our specialist mountain rescue stretchers to the waiting ambulance for onward transport to hospital for treatment. We wish her all the best for her recovery. Six Team members were deployed on the incident plus one other co-ordinating our response remotely. In addition a further 14 of our volunteers were available if required for the incident which lasted just over 1.5 hours plus additional travelling time to return to our Base and homes. (Library photo) https://clevelandmrt.org.uk/incidents/ambulance-assistance-ainthorpe/
CALL-OUT 2/2021 TUESDAY 12TH JANUARY 2021 In the early hours of this morning we were contacted by North Yorkshire Police requesting our assistance at Hob Hole near Castleton following a report of a vehicle partially submerged in flood waters at the ford. A number of Team members were deployed including Swift Water Rescue Technicians who are trained and equipped to deal with water and flood rescues. Note: we are not aware of the circumstances / necessity of this journey so cannot make any comment in that regard. We understand that Road Closed signs were placed at the scene at around 0430 hours. Full details and photos on our website: https://clevelandmrt.org.uk/incidents/hob-hole-floodwater-search-for-car-occupants/
CALL-OUT 1/2021 SUNDAY 10TH JANUARY 2021 North Yorkshire Police requested our assistance to go to the aid of two people in a car that was stuck in snow on a hilly section of road near to Castleton. Please note - the occupants were on an essential journey. Further details via our website: https://clevelandmrt.org.uk/incidents/stranded-motorists-castleton/ (Library photo)
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That section wasn't in good nick when I walked it a few months back. In fact I fear for the future of the railway line as it nears the cliff edge nearby. The sea's claiming the land, and everything with it, to deposit elsewhere. Unstoppable powerful nature.

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CALL-OUT 4/2021
MONDAY 18TH JANUARY 2021

Our fourth call-out of the year and the second vehicle / flooding related incident for the Team within the space of one-week. Full details and further photos on our website:

https://clevelandmrt.org.uk/incidents/glaisdale-car-in-floodwaters/

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