Yorkshire Ambulance Service (YAS) requested the team's assistance to help a walker who had fallen whilst on the Waterfalls Trail. The injured person was eventually found near Pecca Falls, being assisted back to the car
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Four cavers had left a note at their caving hostel, giving a call-out time of 19.00, before going to Heron Pot. Although not unduly concerned, the duty controller asked a colleague from Ingleton to investigate.
A walker with a medical condition collapsed and was unconscious for a brief period. Initial information stated that he was 'on the track to Little Ingleborough', but further enquiries suggested that he was on the
CRO were called to assist a walker who had collapsed on the summit of Pen-y-Ghent after suffering a cardiac arrest. Despite the hard work of Yorkshire Air Ambulance paramedics at the scene, the outcome was
Whilst attending to incident 37, CRO was called to an incident at Thornton Force, near Ingleton. A boy, aged 11, had slipped whilst entering the pool at the foot of Thornton Force and hit his
A walker, who had strayed slightly off the footpath from Catrigg to Stainforth, slipped on a grassy bank and went over on his ankle - reportedly hearing a snap. He was treated for a possible
A walker was reported to have broken an ankle, about half-way up the steps to the top of Malham Cove. Two YAS ambulance technicians were on scene when CRO members arrived. The patient was given
Two cavers were reported to be more than five hours overdue from a through trip between Lost John's and Notts 2, which they had estimated would take four hours (20.00 Sunday to 00.00 Monday). CRO
