Incident 50/2001

Incident 50/2001

Our last incident of November was a late evening SARDA call to assist RSRT with a search for a missing man in the Colne area of Lancashire. Paul and Blue attended (with navigator Ged Clarke), Dave and Chi (navigator Chris Moody) tried to attend, but Dave’s luck...
Incident 50/2001

GMFS Agecroft equipment demonstration

Late in the month we gave a presentation to Greater Manchester Fire Service, Green watch at Agecroft Fire Station. Part of an ongoing series of presentations and exercises with GMFS, we’ve now visited and/or exercised with fire crews from Bolton Central,...
Incident 50/2001

GMP Search Management Course

Mid October and six of our leaders and senior members attended a weekend Search Management Course at GMP’s training school, alongside GMP Search Managers (Missing Persons) and senior personnel from the Oldham and Rossendale Teams. Less than 2 days later we were...
Incident 50/2001

Donation news

A donation of £120.00 has been received from the family of a missing Adlington man we searched for in early summer. (unfortunately he was found drowned in the local canal).
Incident 50/2001

Deane Golf Club

Deane Golf Club have chosen the team as their Lady Captains Charity of the Year. No doubt we’ll carry more reports on this throughout the year.
Incident 50/2001

FMD update

With the easing of Foot and Mouth restrictions on our moorland patch, our two Search Dog Teams have been able to recommence Thursday evening and Saturday morning training. Dogs Blue and Chi, along with their handlers Paul Baxendale and Dave Marsh would welcome and new...
Incident 50/2001

Donation news

We’ve had a £10.00 donation from a woman we rescued back in July, alongside a £20.00 donation from her walking club. (Age Concern Rambling Club).
Incident 50/2001

Team Ceilidh

Our Ceilidh was an outstanding success, organised by team members Alison and Geoff Yates, a bonus was the £315.00 profit raised for the team.
Incident 50/2001

Away to Canada

Our equipment officer in charge of stretchers and rope rescue gear, John Carlin, went off to Canada on a years environmental studies programme – tagging hibernating bears.