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UPDATE: There are three fire engines from Lancashire and one from Manchester at the Winter Hill incident. Every morning our Air Support Unit will be on scene to carry out thermal mapping of the site. pic.twitter.com/Vf2ITW06T1
UPDATE: There are three fire engines from Lancashire and one from Manchester at the Winter Hill incident. Every morning our Air Support Unit will be on scene to carry out thermal mapping of the site. pic.twitter.com/Vf2ITW06T1
Jan 1 2010
Very kind donation from Greater Manchester Police in relation to incident 93/2009
Today the team received a very kind letter of thanks from Chief Superintendant Steven Hartley, Bolton Divisional Commander, in relation to our major involvement in incident 93/2009, at High Rid reservior (when following a search, we sadly recovered the body of a missing dog walker from underneath the water of the ice covered reservoir)
Chief Superintendant Steven Hartley states in his letter, “I would like to pass on my personal thanks and that also of Greater Manchester Police in relation to the missing person search your team conducted on the 21st December 2009.”
“The Bolton Mountain Rescue team, in hazardous weather conditions, provided a professional and well organised search of the High Rid area and reservoir. Once again please pass on my appreciation that you and your volunteers do all year round.”
Enclosed with this letter is a very kind donation of £100 from Greater Manchester Police.
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