Here’s an insight to the activities of Bolton Mountain Rescue Team in 2020. #BoltonMRT #MountainRescueEnglandandWales #Charity #Volunteers #Support pic.twitter.com/2lYOl2A2ho
Three rescues on the first day of 2021, working alongside crews from @NWAmb_HART @NWAmb_GMControl @NWAmbulance - further details at m.facebook.com/story.php?stor… pic.twitter.com/PcfvlKN4ZK
Happy New Year 🥳 A massive thank you to everyone who has supported us this year! #BoltonMRT #Charity #Volunteers #HappyNewYear #ThankYou pic.twitter.com/g2lQXZmxY4
Don’t forget.... #BoltonMRT #Volunteers #365daysayear #BeSafe pic.twitter.com/5e6RFi8ugD
This is my friend Chad. Chad is a bloody good Paramedic Yesterday he succumbed to COVID after a long battle COVID is real & is killing. Please for all our sakes stay at home DO NOT TRAVEL. Your Christmas gathering may well take another life it’s not worth it WEAR A BLOODY MASK! pic.twitter.com/0INgGLVMRO
Multi agency search for missing woman in Rivington Terraced Gardens alongside @LancsPolice @BPMRT @RivingtonTG @unitedutilities @MRSearchDogsEng @ChorleyPolice @NPASNorthWest and @NWAmbulance - good outcome and excellent teamwork with more info at m.facebook.com/story.php?stor… #Team999 pic.twitter.com/QVjlzOtbQC
Tomorrow is one of the busiest shopping days of the year If you are buying anything from Amazon then don’t forget Amazon Smile. Just click the link below & nominate Bolton Mountain Rescue as your chosen charity lght.ly/64mohnc #BoltonMRT #Charity #Volunteers #AmazonSmile pic.twitter.com/f1j6BNKSQ8
Here's a great way to support Bolton Mountain Rescue Team at no cost to you! If you make your Amazon purchases at Amazon Smile (it's exactly the same store). Click the link 👇🏼 and select us as your charity lght.ly/m4ehff #BoltonMRT #Charity #Volunteers #AmazonSmile pic.twitter.com/GiA5c0cvXO
Here's a great way to support Bolton Mountain Rescue Team at no cost to you! If you make your Amazon purchases at Amazon Smile (it's exactly the same store). Click the link 👇🏼 and select us as your charity lght.ly/m4ehff #BoltonMRT #Charity #Volunteers #AmazonSmile pic.twitter.com/GiA5c0cvXO
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Dec 12 2013
Lancashire Constabulary Search and Rescue Meeting
Thursday 12th December 2013.
This evening the Bolton MRT attended the regular (Circa two to three times a year) Lancashire Constabulary Search and Rescue meeting, commencing at 18.30hrs at Lancashire Constabulary Force Headquarters, Strategic Command Centre, Hutton, Preston.
Held now for a very long number of years, the meeting serves to bring together the MRTs and other search assets and agencies operating in Lancashire in a discussion forum with representatives from Lancashire Constabulary, Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service and NWAS (Lancashire).
The usual agenda items included member units updates, Incident Reviews, and items of mutual interest.
In the case of the MRTs attending, they are represented by their Team Leaders and other Team Officers involved in managing, co-ordinating and arranging emergency MRT responses.
Attending this evening were; Lancashire Constabulary, Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service, a Manager from NWAS (Lancashire and Cumbria) Broughton EOC, the Lancashire Coastline Sector Officer for HM Coastguard, a representative from HM Coastguard Lytham and Blackpool, a representative from HM Coastguard Liverpool Control, a representative for the National Police Air Service NPAS 23 helicopter operating out of BAE Systems Warton, and members of Bolton MRT (Our Team Leader Garry Rhodes MBE and John Fletcher,a member of our integral water team), Bowland Pennine MRT, Rossendale and Pendle MRT, Cave Rescue Organisation (CRO), NSARDA and an Officer from Bay Search and Rescue Team.
The meeting commenced with a presentation to all present on Bay Search and Rescue Team, by their Deputy Paul Calland.
Paul gave a very impressive overview of Bay SARTs capabilities, assets and resources, including their various land, all terrain and water based vehicles, including their HaggLunds, Land Rovers, Crewbus, transporters, Boats and Air Boat.
Paul also outlined the skillsets of Bay SART, including quicksand rescue, vehicle recovery, moorland fire support, animal rescue, flood rescue, snow rescue and support, and general search and rescue capabilities.
The meeting, as ever, was very productive with considerable discussion over its three hours duration.
Thanks are expressed to Inspector Neil Sherry of Lancashire Constabulary for Chairing tonight’s meeting, and for arranging the excellent catering provided.
(Bolton MRT and Rossendale and Pendle MRT also attend the equivalent of this meeting in Greater Manchester, currently held three times a year under the auspices of the Greater Manchester Emergency Services Liaison Group meeting, alongside other MRTs who operate in Greater Manchester)
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