Callouts:
Incident 14 Clay Bank (Rescue)
Later the same day at 17-00 Yorkshire Ambulance Control rang to ask for our assistance with a lady who had slipped on a forestry track. She was in the Clay Bank area and it was believed had broken her ankle. We quickly located the lady and carried her back to Clay Bank car park where the County Ambulance was waiting. There were 27 of us involved on this one which lasted an hour and 45 minutes.
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News:
Extreme Shopping Bike
On Friday the 20th of April a meeting was called by the Director of Zenith Leisure Outdoor Adventure to organise a member of staffs birthday celebrations. The meeting took an interesting direction to the extent of the celebrations had then changed to a challenge!
The challenge was to buy a vintage shopping bike with three gears, 20" wheels maximum and all with a budget of £30.00 and ride them on UK mountains, UK long distance cycle routes (c2c etc etc) and whilst doing this we are going to raise money for the Cleveland Mountain Rescue Team!
Please follow our travels on our Just Giving Site and the Zenith Leisure Facebook Page and please support our cause!
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Press Room:
Two Incidents
Press Release; Immediate
Cleveland Mountain Rescue Team Deal with Two Incidents at the Same Time
Sunday proved a busy afternoon for the Cleveland Mountain Rescue Team. At approximately 3.15pm a call came from North-East Ambulance Service to go to the aid of a mountain biker who had crashed in Guisborough Woods above Hutton Village. The 25 year old man from the Carlin Howe area had come off his bike and sustained a series of cuts and bruises. After treating his injuries the biker was fortunately able to walker out with the assistance of the Team to a waiting ambulance.
While the call-out to the Mountain Biker in Guisborough Woods was in progress another call came through to the Cleveland Mountain Rescue Team from the Yorkshire A...
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Fundraisers:
Nunthorpe dad plans skydive as thank you to the CMRT
A Dad of two seriously injured in a biking accident is taking to the skies to raise money for the Cleveland Mountain Rescue Team.
Graeme Hope suffered serious injuries including six broken ribs, two punctured lungs and a dislocated shoulder in a mountain biking accident while riding in Guisborough Woods.
As well as a skydive on May 13 at Cark Airfield, Grange-Over-Sands in Cumbria, he is also hosting a charity race night at St Mary’s Church Hall in Morton Carr Lane, Nunthorpe.
The night, on July 6, will also feature an auction including a signed Boro shirt. Tickets are £5.
Get involved in findraising by emailing graeme123@btinternet.com or donate at www.justgiving.com/graeme-hope.
http://www.gazettelive.co.uk/news...
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CMRT Vlog:
Event News:
Whalebones Walk
The Whalebones Walk is coming soon. Polish up those boots, get out the sun hat, prepare to put on the sun cream. Be ready for the coastal walk that is the biggest single fundraising event of the Cleveland MRT year. Will you come and join us?
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