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#Bolton News speaks to Alistair Greenough, a nurse and volunteer with Bolton #MountainRescue Team, about the vital work that they do. theboltonnews.co.uk/news/1862… @BoltonMRT @TheBoltonNews
#Bolton News speaks to Alistair Greenough, a nurse and volunteer with Bolton #MountainRescue Team, about the vital work that they do. theboltonnews.co.uk/news/1862… @BoltonMRT @TheBoltonNews
This week we launched our new #WaterSafety campaign - thanks to everyone who has given us feedback and supported us so far ❤️ Here's a reminder about the devastating consequences of going into open water and why we tell people not to take the risk 😢 #DrowningPrevention pic.twitter.com/yJVuFHZLkq
@missmybabyboy @SparkysCrew @_jpfoundation ℹ️ Find out more about our campaign: manchesterfire.gov.uk/news/wa… #WaterSafety #DrowningPrevention pic.twitter.com/7YSgqNzjJk
💔 Several young people have lost their lives after going for a swim or jumping into open water. To help us raise awareness of the dangers of open water we are working with family members and friends who have lost loved ones to drowning @missmybabyboy @SparkysCrew @_jpfoundation
The weather might not be great today but we are pleased all the same to launch our new water safety campaign to help prevent accidental drownings in Greater Manchester’s waterways 🌊 These incidents do tend to happen more so when it's hot, however, can happen at any time 😢 pic.twitter.com/XobCSQtBx3
At 15:55 yesterday we were contacted by @NWAmbulance who were requesting our assistance near Rivington Pike. A three year old boy was out walking with his family just below the Pike tower when he was struck by a male riding a mountian bike. Continued... facebook.com/58756182794365…
As we enter further easing of restrictions this weekend the @NWAmbulance have enhanced their plans to ensure we can respond to the increase in demand we will face. Please be careful, and remember we are still dealing with COVID-19. #SaveLives
How many other countries have unarmed officers running towards knife wielding killers. British Police really are quite remarkable when you stop to think about that.
Happy Mountain Rescue Volunteer Fathers' Day to all those dads and grandads out there! #BoltonMRT #HappYFathersDay pic.twitter.com/lk5w9CvJGf
Nov 17 2010
Visit by our Team Leader to NWAS (Lancashire and Cumbria) Emergency Control Centre
This afternoon, our Team Leader Garry Rhodes MBE journeyed to the Broughton, Preston, Emergency Control Centre of NWAS (Lancashire and Cumbria) to discuss items of mutual interest and the strengthening of joint responses between NWAS (Lancashire) and Bolton MRT to emergency incidents, meeting with Peter Ballan and Gill McGill, Emergency Control Managers at the ECC.
Much was discussed over the course of Garrys visit, which also included a tour of the Control Room, and meeting with the on duty Control Room Manager and Air Ambulance / Mountain Rescue Dispatch desk.
Following on from this visit, and an earlier visit to the Control Room by Bolton MRT team members, it is hoped to arrange some ’liaison’ exercises between the ECC Control Room emergency Dispatchers and the Bolton Mountain Rescue Team.
Such visits help to maintain the excellent close liaison that the Bolton MRT enjoys, appreciates and indeed has developed over many years with NWAS (Lancashire and Cumbria / Greater Manchester) and its forerunners, Lancashire Ambulance Service and Greater Manchester Ambulance Service.
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