Woman feeling unwell on Thornhow End
At approximately 5.30pm on Sunday 13th April Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team were called to the assistance of a 52 year old woman who was feeling unwell and very cold. Two passing walkers had come accross the woman and her husband and ran to Patterdale to call for help. The symptoms reported suggested a possible heart…
Read MoreHypothermic Mountain Biker
At approximately 14:45 on Saturday 12 April Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team were called to the assistance of a mountain biker who was reported to be suffering from hypothermia on Dollywaggon Pike. The Team was training with an RAF Seaking helicopter from Boulmer at the time of the call and were able to respond immediately. Due…
Read MoreBoat stuck on rocks close to Pooley Bridge
At 13-57hrs Patterdale MRT were alerted by HM Coastguard of a sailing boat that had become stuck on the rocks close to Pooley Bridge with several persons on board. During the mobilisation period a call was received that the boat was safely moored close to the incident and all persons were safe and well.
Read MoreOver fifty emergency service personnel involved in a multi-agency incident to rescue a woman found u
At 1913 on Tuesday 1st April, Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team were called by the North West Ambulance Service to rescue a female who had been found unconscious and hypothermic in Glencoyne Beck, near to Seldom Seen, Ullswater. Approximately, fifty emergency service personnel from the Team, North West Ambulance Service, Cumbria Fire & Rescue Service and…
Read MoreGentlemen lost in mist
At approximately 16.35 on Friday 25 April 2014 Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team were called to go to the aid of two gentlemen from Bishop Auckland who had been out walking the Helvellyn range when they became disorientated in low cloud and mist. The Team made contact with the stricken pair and quickly ascertained that they…
Read MoreMan slipped on High Dodd, above Boredale Hause
At approximately 1510hrs Patterdale Mrt where called by Cumbria Police to assist a male who had slipped while walking with his partner on High Dodd above Boredale and sustained a suspected fractured ankle. The Team requested the assistance of the air ambulance which was dispatched from Blackpool and Penrith Mrt. The casualty was treated on…
Read MoreTwo rescues at Aira Force
At 1315 on Bank Holiday Monday, Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team were called to assist a man who had fallen into Aira Beck and lacerated his leg. Whilst the team were evacuating the casualty on a sretcher, a woman from Stockport fell nearby and injured her ankle. The woman was treated whilst the first casualty was…
Read MoreAnkle Injury at Aira Force
See the previous incident – second casualty.
Read MoreMan Missing From Local Hotel
Patterdale MRT were tasked by the Police to assist with a search for a missing man who had been staying at a local hotel. The man was sadly found deceased by a police helicopter the following day on the Thirlmere side of Helvellyn.
Read More72¾ year old man fell and injured head, knee and hand
At 1430 on Sunday 1st June Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team were called to assist a 72¾ year old man from Somerset who had fallen approximately 20 metres while walking from Threshwaite mouth to Thornwaite Beacon. He had sustained injuries to his head, knee and hand and was unable to walk off the fell. The team…
Read MoreWoman reported missing in the Helvellyn area
At 1745 on Tuesday 3rd June Patterdale MRT were called by Cumbria Police following a report of a possible missing woman from Wakefield. Whilst the team were gathering information the woman turned up safe and well having changed her route and ending up an area with no mobile signal.
Read MoreMountain Biker with Dislocated Shoulder
At approximately 1330 a mountain biker fell off his bike whilst descending from Sticks Pass. He sustained a dislocated shoulder. The team arrived, administered pain relief, and he was flown by RAF Seaking to hospital in Carlisle. Patterdale MRT would like to thank Penrith MRT and the RAF for their assistance. Ten team members were…
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