Woman slips and injures ankle in Pasture Bottom

Patterdale Mountain Rescue team were called by Cumbria Police on Saturday 11th October to help a 59 year old woman from Carnforth who had slipped and injured her ankle whilst walking in the area known as Pasture Bottom, Hartsop. The team, together with the assistance of six search dog handlers who had been training in…

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Flashing Lights Glencoyne

On Wednesday 8 October at approximately 20.15 Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team were called by the Police to go to investigate reports of flashing lights on the fell side close to Seldom Seen. The alarm was raised by a passer by who was rightly concerned. Upon investigation it turned out to be a false alarm with…

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Medical Support for Duddon & Furness MRT Search

A request was received from Duddon and Furness Mountain Rescue Team to provide medical support for an on going search. It was feared that the casualty might be severely hypothermic when found and it was requested that Patterdale Team’s Autopulse (advanced life support equipment) be taken to the area on standy by. Whilst the Team…

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Rescue Team Battle 80mph Winds to Rescue Two Lost Walkers

Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team battled winds in excees of 80mph during the night to rescue two walkers who had become lost after climbing Helvellyn. At approximately 1700 the team were called by Cumbria Police to go to the aid of the two men. Before leaving the rescue centre the Team were able to locate the…

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Three teenagers airlifted from mountain

At 1842 Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team were called by Cumbria Police to assist a group of eleven young people who were wild camping between Place Fell and High Dodd above Ullswater. It was reported that one of the group was cold and suffering from hypothermia while dropping in and out of consciousness. After the Team…

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Request for assistance from North West Ambulance Service

At approximately 10-50hrs Patterdale MRT were called to assist with the rescue of a casualty from the fellside above Howtown. NWAS treated the casualty on scene before five members of the Team assisted with the transfer of the casualty off the fellside and down to the waiting ambulance were he was transferred to hospital for…

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Ambulance Service Request to Assist with Injured Male

At 1015, the Ambulance Service requested the Team’s assistance after a man fell into a stream and was reported to be unconscious near to Rooking in Patterdale. However, although the Team were only a minutes away at an event in Glenridding they were stood down by the Ambulance service when the Ambulance arrived on scene…

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Two Adventure Race Participants Airlifted to Hospital

Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team were called to assist two adventure race participants who had fallen and sustained injuries at around the same time on Sunday morning. The male from Cumbria had fallen and sustained a head injury. When the Team arrived two other runners, a passing medic from the North West Air Ambulance and a…

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Search for walkers reported missing around Lantys Tarn

At 17-05hrs Patterdale MRT were tasked by Cumbria Police to a report of missing persons in the Lantys Tarn area above Patterdale. The Team tried contacting the missing persons but due to poor mobile phone coverage this was not possible. The Team issued a “sarloc text” which allowed the location of the persons to be…

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3 Males Lost in the Mardale area.

At 07.30 am on Saturday 22 November Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team were called by Penrith Mountain Rescue Team to assist in the search for 3 males that had been out on the fells all night and had become lost, disorientated and one was reported as very cold.As 9 Team members were preparing to leave to…

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Man Injures Ankle on Blueberry Knott

As the Team were just finishing a six hour long training session in Grisedale they were called to assist a man who had injured his ankle near to Blueberry Knott. Within an hour of the callout the team were on scene and the man was assessed and treated by the Team doctor. He was then…

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