Cockermouth Mountain Rescue Team - Rescues - TO CALL MOUNTAIN RESCUE DIAL 999, ASK FOR POLICE, THEN MOUNTAIN RESCUE

No.	Date	Incident
1	7 Jan	Cumbria Police received an emergency call from near the summit of Hopegill Head, Lorton. Team members went to the location but nothing was found. The owner of the phone that had made the call then made contact to say that he was safe and well and off the fell.
2	28 Jan	The Team were called when three dogs fell on Eagle Crag, Buttermere. Two had fallen about 15m and the other the full height of the crag, approximately 100m. Whilst the Team made their way to the location, the two near the top were assisted back to the top of the crag by some climbers who had been climbing on nearby crags, and the other dog was walked down to Gatesgarth Farm by some passing climbers. The dogs were then checked over by a local vet.
3	4 Feb	The team were called by a university mountaineering club who were concerned for one of their a members who had gone for a walk in the Honister area and hadn't returned to her car. The team were deploying when the missing person contacted her friends to say that she was down safely and back at her car.
4	13 Feb	A walker became cragfast whilst trying to retrieve a dropped rucksac on Angler's Crag, Ennerdale. Team members made their way to his location, helped him back to the path and retrieved his rucksac. The walkers were escorted to a safe location further along the path and continued their walk around the lake.
5	20 Feb	Two University students were reported overdue on an expedition in the Ennerdale Valley. With assistance from the warden at Low Gillerthwaite Field Study Centre, they were located bivvying near Black Sail Youth Hostel, then taken back to Gillerthwaite to meet up with the informant.
6	21 Feb	The Team assisted in a search for a 34-year old male, who had called for assistance whilst walking up Great End on 20th February. He had not been found during an overnight search so teams from all around the LDSAMRA region combined forces to search for him on 21st. He was found in the afternoon, cold and injured and was evacuated by stretcher to a NWAS road ambulance.
7	18 Mar	Team leaders were contacted by Cumbria Police when a walker reported having spoken to another walker who had become separated from his walking partner. The missing walker had been heading to the Dubs Hut, Buttermere so a limited number of team members went there and located the missing walker safe and well.
8	18 Mar	Whilst investigating the missing walker (callout 7) team leaders received a further call regarding a missing female fell runner. She had made her way to Gatesgarth Farm, Buttermere and was located by team members visiting the Dubs Hut, and was safe and well.
9	23 Mar	The Team were called when a young male suffered a painfall tumbling fall near Grisdedale Pike summit, in cool, windy conditions. The Great North Air Ambulance was unable to attend due to the high winds, but asistance from Keswick MRT and SAR helicopter Rescue 936 were appreciated. The teams made their way to the casualty's location, treated his injuries and carried him a short distance to the helicopter, from where he was flown to Cumberland Infirmary, Carlisle.
10	27 Mar	Wasdale MRT requested assistance with a search for a 76-year old male, overdue on a walk over Pillar. Whilst search areas were being planned and team members were readying themselves, the walker turned up safe and well back at his car.
11	31 Mar	Keswick MRT requested assistance with evacuating a fallen female walker on Barf. Team members made their way to the location; fortunately SAR helicopter R936 managed to attend the incident, winched the injured walker on board and flew her to Cumberland Infirmary, Carlise.
12	1 Apr	At the request of Cumbria Police, the Team assisted in a multi-agency search for a missing person in the Ennerdale Valley.
13	2 Apr	The Team were called when a 75-year old male fell from a stile, injuring his leg, a short distance up the Cocker riverside path above Cockermouth. Team members went to his location, treated his injuries and stretchered him to a waiting NWAS road ambulance at Double Mills from where he was taken to West Cumbria Hospital, Whitehaven.
14	3 Apr	A walker fell from the path above Scale Force, Buttermere, into the ravine, sustaining head, rib and hand injuries. Team members, supported by the crew from GNAA H58, went to his location and treated his injuries. He was carried a short distance by stretcher and SAR helicopter R936 winched him on board and flew him to Cumberland Infirmary, Carlisle.
15	4 Apr	A 45-year old female injured her ankle whilst walking between Brandreth and Green Gable. Team members made their way to her location, treated her injury, and stetchered her to the Drum House Honister. Several Keswick MRT members assisted once they had completed another callout on nearby Grey Knotts. She was driven in a Team vehicle to Honister Mine and continued her journey to hospital with her partner in their vehicle.
16	9 Apr	Two climbers became stuck whilst abseiling off Pillar Rock due to their ropes becoming jammed. Team members went to their location, freed their ropes and assisted them back down to the Green Ledge.
17	10 Apr	Two walkers on the Coast to Coast became disorientated near Brandreth. Team members determined their location using PhoneFine, went to them and assisted them to Honister Mine.
18	12 Apr	Keswick MRT requested assistance with evacauting a casualty from Glaramara. CMRT responded and started making their way up the hill towards the casualty site. Keswick team members determined that the casualty was able to walk and CMRT members were stood down.
19	19 Apr	The team were called when a 74-year old male, walking the Coast-to-Coast walk with 2 friends, fell at the top of Loft Beck, Ennerdale, sustaining head lacerations. Team members made their way to his location, treated his injuries and stretchered him to Honister. He was met by a NWAS road ambulance there and received further treatment at Penrith Hospital.
20	21 May	A male, walking around Ennerdale Lake, became disorientated and asked for assistance as darkness fell. Team members determined his location from the information given, located him and took him back to his car at Bleach Green.
21	22 May	A male walker fell on the Haystacks side of Scarth Gap, Buttermere, sustaining a broken arm. Due to an associated loss of sensation a SAR helicopter was requested and R936 attended from Caernarfon. Team members treated the casualty, who was then taken by helicopter to Barrow in Furness Hospital.
22	23 May	Three Team members heading to climb on Pillar Rock came across two exhausted walkers in steep terrain near the West Waterfall. They escorted them back to the forest roads and a Team vehicle attended from Cockermouth to transfer them back to their own car at Bowness Knott.
23	26 May	Cockermouth MRT was asked to provide a swiftwater rescue team for a river search in Carlisle. A team assembled and made their way to Carlisle but were not eventually required for the evening taskings.
24	27 May	A 49-year old female suffered a serious leg injury after falling on Darling Fell, Loweswater. Team members made their way to her location and treated her injury and NWAA H08 attended from Blackpool. She was then flown to Cumberland Infirmary Carlisle.
25	27 May	A 27-year old male was reported missing between High Crag and Buttermere Lake. Both he and his friend who reported him missing were planning to spend the night at Dubs Hut. A small number of Team members made their way to Gatesgarth and gave the missing person's friend a lift back to the Dubs Hut, where the missing person was found safe and well. With all re-united, no further action was required.
26	29 May	A 34-year old female became cragfast below Lorton Gully on Grasmoor. Team members made their way to her location and assisted her back down to Lanthwaite Green.
27	1 Jun	A female visiting the Warnscale infinity pool fell and injured her ankle. Team members went to her location, treated the injury and stretchered her to a NWAS road ambulance at Gatesgarth Farm, Buttermere. She was then taken to Cumberland Infirmary Carlisle.
28	1 Jun	Whilst returning from the previous callout, Team Leaders were contacted regarding a female having a panic attack near Red Pike summit. Other walkers were able to provide reassurance and assistance and she was able to descend from Red Pike with no further help from the Team.
29	2 Jun	A 16-year old female injured her ankle on the Sale Beck, Buttermere, path. Team member made their way to her location and treated her injury. SAR helicopter R936 attended and winched her on board then flew her to Blackpool Hospital for treatment.
30	2 Jun	The Team received a request to assist an injured paraglider pilot on Burnbank Fell. They made their way to his location and assisted him into GNAAS H63, which flew him to his companion's car for transfer to hospital.
31	3 Jun	Late in the evening, Keswick MRT requested assistance with evacuating an injured female from near Sprinkling Tarn. Five team members made their way round to Seathwaite and assisted with carrying the stretcher.
32	10 Jun	A runner on the Ennderdale Fell Race suffered exhaustion and chest pain towards the end of the race, near Boathow Crag, Ennerdale. Team members made their way to his location and Air Ambulance NWAA H08 landed nearby. He as assessed, assisted to the air ambulance and flow to West Cumberland Hospital, Whitehaven for further checks.
33	13 Jun	NWAS asked for assistance with carrying an 87-year old male with a hip injury across rough ground near Crofton Lake, Thursby. Eight team members made their way to the scene, packaged him and carried him to the waiting NWAS road ambulance for transfer to Cumberland Infirmary Carlisls.
34	15 Jun	A 60-year old male suffered a painful knee injury during an orienteering event on Ling Fell, Embleton. Team members went to his location, treated his injury and stretchered him to a NWAS ambulance at Embleton for transfer to hospital.
35	17 Jun	A 44-year old female fell 3m whilst scrambling in Lorton Gully, Grasmoor, sustaining elbow, hip and potential back injuries. Team members, along with colleagues from Keswick MRT, made their way to her location. They treated her injuries, packaged her for evacuation and SAR helicopter R936 winched her from the scene and flew her to Preston Hospital for futher treatment.
36	17 Jun	An 87-year old female tripped and fell in Sainsburys car park. Three team members assessed her and provided reassurance that she was fine to go back to her own home and a passer-by provided a lift.
37	22 Jun	The Team were called to assisted Cumbria Police with a search for a missing elderly male near Pica. As a plan was being developed he was located in Cleator Moor and no futher action was taken.
38	24 Jun	A 19-year old male spilled hot water on his feet whilst wild-camping near the summit of Seat, Buttermere and requested assistance. Team members went to his location, assessed his injuries and requested that he be airlifted to hospital. SAR helicopter R936 attended from Caenarfon and flew him to Barrow Hospital.
39	25 Jun	Team leaders were contacted by NWAS following a call for assistance from a 60-year old female, fallen with a head injury, near Ennerdale Lake. It was determined that a road ambulance could drive to her location and no further action was taken by the team.
40	27 Jun	Cumbria Police requested assistance with searching for a missing person near Ennerdale Bridge. As the Team was mobilising she was found by Police Officers and no further assistance was needed from the Team.
41	29 Jun	A 65-year old male was taken ill between Robinson and Hindscarth. Due to the nature of the illness, air support was requested and SAR helcopter R199 attended from Prestwick. The casualty was assisted into the aircraft and flown to Cumberland Infirmary Carilsle for further treatment.
42	1 Jul	The Team were called when a walker suffered a cardiac arrest near Beck Head, Ennerdale. Wasdale and Cockermouth MRT members made their way to the scene and GNAA H58 also attended. Unfortunately the casualty could not be revived and was declared deceased at the scene. H58 flew the casualty down into the Wasdale valley and the rest of the party were supported to walk off the fell.
43	9 Jul	The Team were called to assist a 45-year old male casualty who had had a seizure in Burtness Wood, Buttermere. Team members made their way to his location and assisted him to a waiting NWAS road ambulance in Buttermere village.
44	10 Jul	Keswick MRT requested assistance with dealing with a number of issues, including hypothermia, asthma and an injured knee, affecting a party of walkers between Robinson and Hindscarth. Team members made their way to the party's location and SAR helicopter R936 attended from Caernarfon. The party were flown down Buttermere village where a NWAS road ambulance crew provided further treatement for the asthmatic casualty.
45	15 Jul	Team Leaders were contacted by Cumbria Police regarding provision of a trailing search dog for a search in the Abbeytown area. Team Leaders made contact with an appropriate dog handler.
46	27 Jul	A female walker became cragfast on the front of Grassmoor, near to Lorton Gully. Team members made their way to her location and assisted her back down to Lanthwaite Green.
47	27 Jul	A female lost her footing on a walk near Lowca and fell down some rocks sustaining painful injuries. Team members made their way to her location, treated her injuries and stretchered her to a NWAS road ambulance at Lowca Rugby Club.
48	1 Aug	CMRT assisted with a multi-agency search of Ennerdale in a search for a missing person. He was located and walked back to Bowness Knott.
49	1 Aug	Team Leaders were contacted by a B&B owner in Borrowdale when four American guests walking the Coast-to-Coast walk failed to turn up on their walk from Ennerdale. Whilst starting to make enquiries it was reported that they had arrived fit and well.
50	1 Aug	A party of three walkers were reported overdue from a walk up Pillar. Team members made their way into the Ennerdale Valley and located the walkers on the main track near Gillerthwaite. They were given a lift back to Bowness Knott.
51	5 Aug	A member of the public came across an unwell walker on the path behind Buttermere Lake and called the team for assistance. The caller had camped out overnight on the fell but become unwell and was struggling to make progress walking. Team member went to his location and assisted him to Gatesgarth Farm, from where he was given a lift to the campsite at Buttermere.
52	5 Aug	A walker was reported overdue on a walk from Buttermere into Borrowdale, featuring an overnight in the fells. Enquiries confirmed that this was the same person who had been rescued earlier in the day and that he was at the Buttermere campsite.
53	8 Aug	The Team were called when an 18-year old female sustained a painful ankle injury near Banna Fell. She was treated at the scene and stetchered back to Whins, where she was handed over to a NWAS road ambulance.
54	8 Aug	The Team were asked to search for a large group lost on a long walk in the Ennerdale Valley. They were located at the east end of the lake and given lifts back to their minibuses at Bowness Knott.
55	15 Aug	Shortly before midnight, NWAS asked for assistance with carrying a 41-year old male with an ankle injury a short distance across rough ground near Workington. Whilst team members were coming to base, it was reported that the Team were no longer required so the Team was stood down.
56	16 Aug	Team leaders received a report from NWAS of a fallen paraglider near Striddle Crag, Buttermere. Less than two minutes later they received an update that the paraglider was fine and no further action was taken.
57	19 Aug	Team members, including Swiftwater Rescue Technicians, joined a multi-agency response to a call to assist several males with a kayak on Ennerdale Water, with one reported as having difficulties in the water. On arrival it was found that the kayakers had been blown to shore and were being checked over by a NWAS ambulance crew, so the Team returned to Cockermouth.
58	29 Aug	Team leaders received a call for assistance from a male walker in the Ennerdale valley. With limited information a vehicle was sent to find out more and team leaders made further enquiries by phone. It was determined that he had injured his knee on Kirk Fell but had managed to limp to Black Sail Youth Hostel and arrange a taxi from there, so the team were stood down and no further action was taken.
59	31 Aug	A 77-year old male took a tumbling fall a few metres down scree on Gamlin End, High Crag, Buttermere. He suffered a deep laceration to his head. Team members went to his location, treated his injury and packaged him for a short transfer to a landing site and a flight with SAR helicopter R199 to Cumberland Infirmary, Carlisle. His companions were accompanied off the hill and given a lift in a team vehicle to their accomodation in Borrowdale.
60	2 Sep	A 50-year old male was taken ill near the summit of Little Scoat Fell, Ennerdale, with dizzyness and vomiting. Due to the potential seriousness of the illness and the remote location, air support was requested and SAR helicopter R199 arrived on scene as team members were arriving. The casualty was moved into the helicopter and flown to Cumberland Infirmary, Carlisle for futher treatment.
61	3 Sep	A female suffered a possible broken ankle near Buttermere village, too far from the road for an ambulance to attend. Team members at the nearby Loweswater Show made their way to the location and assisted her to her vehicle so that she could get to Penrith Hospital.
62	4 Sep	During the Team's September business meeting, a call came in to assist a male with an ankle injury near the Buttermere infinity pool in Warnscale. Team members went to his location, treated him and took him (and his dog) to Keswick for collection by a family member.
63	5 Sep	NWAS asked for assistance with evacuating a 29-year old male with a leg injury from Moss Bay shoreline, Workington. Six team members made their way to the scene, packaged him and carried him, with assistance from Coastguard volunteers, to the waiting NWAS road ambulance for transport to West Cumberland Hospital, Whitehaven.
64	13 Sep	A 72-year old female fell and suffered leg injuries near Beck Head, Ennderdale. Team members made their way to her location, treated her injuries, and stretchered her a short distance to Beck Head Tarn where SAR helicopter R199 was able to land. She was flown from there to West Cumberland Hospital, Whitehaven.
65	17 Sep	A 39-year old female injured her ankle whilst descending from Haycock over Tewitt How, Ennerdale. Team members went to her location, treated her and stretchered her back down into Ennerdale valley, before driving her to Bowness Knott. There she was handed over to a NWAS road ambulance for onward transport to West Cumberland Hospital, Whitehaven.
66	25 Sep	Team leaders received a request from Cumbria Police for mountain rescue search dogs to join a search for a missing person in the team's area. The missing person was found in Cockermouth Main Street.
67	29 Sep	Two scramblers reported themselves stuck on top of Pillar Rock, not injured but unable to descend. Team members ascended to their location via Slab and Notch, lowered them into Jordan Gap and accompanied them back to team vehicles in the Ennerdale valley then provided a lift to accomodation in Ennerdale Bridge.
68	2 Oct	A family group were reported overdue on a walk over Haystacks, after darkness had fallen. Tean members commenced a search and they were rapidly located in Warnscale, Buttermere under Haystacks Crags. They were escorted to Gatesgarth, checked over, and made their own way to Ambleside.
69	6 Oct	A 69-year old male was reported overdue on the Coast to Coast walk. Last contact from him had been received on the evening of 3rd, generating potentially a large seach area. A search was planned involving several Lake District teams. Fortunately he was rapidly located near Loft Beck, Ennerdale, safe and well in his tent, waiting for water levels to fall. From there, he made his way back to Black Sail Youth Hostel.
70	10 Oct	Team members assisted Wasdale MRT with a search for a missing female, who was located on forest tracks in Ennerdale. From there she was given a lift to Wasdale MRT's base.
71	15 Oct	Whilst the Team were training on Melbreak, team leaders were contacted when NWAS requested assistance at Grune Point, Silloth, for a walker who had banged their head and injured their leg. The callout was passed to Maryport Inshore Rescue and Silloth Coastguard, who assisted with evacuating the casualty to a NWAS ambulance.
72	23 Oct	Penrith MRT requested assistance with a search for a missing person known to have entered the River Eden. Swiftwater rescue technicians travelled to Carlisle and assisted throughout the day. The missing person was located on 25/10.
73	23 Oct	At the request of Glencoe Moutain Rescue Team, members of Lake District Teams with drone skills, including two Cockermouth MRT team members, assisted with an ongoing search in Glen Etive. The missing person was located by the drone team on 24/10.
74	24 Oct	A 66-year old male collapsed near Third Ghyll, Buttermere. Team members made their way to his location, and assessed his condition. He was then winched on board SAR helicopter R199 and flown to Cumberland Infirmary, Carlisle for further treatment.
75	24 Oct	Cumbria Police requested assistance with searching for a missing person near Carlisle. Search dogs were sent out in the evening, and the drone team went out on the morning of 25/10 to assist with the search.
76	26 Oct	A 14-year old female became unwell whilst walking with her family, near the summit of High Stile. Team members made their way to her location and SAR helicopter R199 also attended. The family were flown back down into the Butteremere Valley and the casualty was flown to West Cumberland Hospital, Whitehaven.
77	28 Oct	Team leaders were contacted when a male jumped into a river at Maryport. SRTs were called but Police Officers pulled the injured man from the river minutes later and no further action was required from the team.
78	29 Oct	A 63-year old male suffered a knee injury on Haystacks, Buttermere making it impossible for him to continue walking. Team members made their way to his location, splinted his leg and lowered him to Scarth Gap. From there, GNAAS helicopter H58 flew him to Cumberland Infirmary, Carlisle for futher treatement.
79	5 Nov	A male walker injured his ankle above Beck Head, high on Great Gable. Team vehicles were taken to the Drum House, Honister, and team members made their way to his location via Moses Trod. He was treated then carried back to the Drum House and handed over to his friends to take to hospital for further treatment.
80	7 Nov	Penrith MRT requested assistance with a search for a missing person believed to have entered the River Caldew. Swiftwater rescue technicians travelled to Carlisle and to assist with a search then were stood down and returned to base in Cockermouth.
81	12 Nov	Team Leaders were contacted when two kayakers were reported as in distress having fallen into Crummock Lake near Hause Point. Several other agencies, including Fire, Ambulance, Police and Coastguard responded, as did other water users. The Team were promptly stood down when the kayakers were assisted from the water.
82	12 Nov	Minutes after receiving the call to the kayakers, Team Leaders were contacted regarding a 71-year old female who had suffered an ankle injury on Green Gable. Two team members were nearby so made their way to the location. One walked the rest of the party back to Honister Mine whilst the other remained with the casualty and her husband. Team members made their way to the casualty. On their arrival, she was splinted and carried by stretcher to the Drum House, Honister. From there she was driven down the mine track to Honister and travelled to hospital with her own party.
83	12 Nov	Whilst returning to vehicles at the end of the previous callout, Team members were approached regarding a walker nearby who had fallen and broken their arm. The casualty was walked back to Team vehicles at the Drum House and driven down to Honister Mine, for onward transport to hospital by family members in their own car.
84	12 Nov	Meanwhile, during the Remembrance Service at the Cockermouth cenotaph, immediately outside CMRT base, a teenager collapsed. He was given first aid by team members then passed into the care of his parents.
85	12 Nov	Two Team members travelled to Dumfries and Galloway to assist with a drone search for a missing person.
86	18 Nov	A party of five female walkers requested assistance when poor weather overwhelmed them on Grisedale Pike. The Team Leader made contact with them, provided reassurance and encouraged them to start walking down towards a MRT party heading up from Sanderson Gill. They soon met up and were escorted back to their vehicles.
87	18 Nov	The Team were called to assist a 60-year old male mountain biker, above Lingy Bank, Borrowdale, who had fallen from his bike in to a stream and sustained a painful arm injury. They made their way to his location, provided pain relief and stretchered him to the valley for handover to a NWAS road ambulance.
88	21 Nov	A male walker in his 70s fell and sustained injuries to his head near Darling How, Whinlatter. Team members made their way to his location, treated him, and stretchered him a short distance to a NWAS road ambulance. He was then taken to West Cumberland Hospital, Whitehaven.
89	24 Nov	A female walker in her 70s suffered a leg injury near the summit of Haystacks, Buttermere. Team members made their way to her location and treated her injury, then stretchered her, with asistance from Keswick MRT members, back to vehicles at the Drum House, Honister. She was then given a lift back to her car in Buttermere to be taken to hospital by her partner.
90	25 Nov	A 79-year old female walker slipped on the icy path behind Crummock Water, suffering ankle and wrist injuries. Team members made their way to her and treated her injuries. North West Air Ambulance H08 flew to a landing site near the casualty the flew her to Cumberland Infirmary Carlisle for further treatment.
91	2 Dec	Cockermouth MRT members assisted with the co-ordination of LDSAMRA's response when a major incident was declared in Cumbria following a snowfall event.
92	2 Dec	Keswick MRT received reports of a 23-year old male becoming unwell, whilst camping near Sprinkling Tarn. With limited numbers avaialble, assistance from Cockermouth MRT was requested and 8 Team Members made their way to Seathwaite to join the KMRT party on the hill. On arrival at Sprinkling Tarn it was determined that the male was now well and remained in his tent overnight
93	3 Dec	Team Leaders were contacted by Wasdale MRT regarding an overdue party, who had parked at Gatesgarth, Buttermere to visit Scafell Pike on 2nd December. It was thought that they had overnighted in a bothy away from mobile signal, and further enquiries by Cumbria Police determined that they were safe but had been out of mobile signal. No further action was taken.

No.	Date	Incident
1	1 Jan	Two walkers, including a 70-year old male with a medical condition, ended up at Black Sail Youth Hostel due to getting lost during a walk over Haystacks. The male was too fatigued to continue so they requested assistance. Two team members took a vehicle along Ennerdale then drove them back to their car in Buttermere.
2	4 Jan	Three sheep stuck on Raven Crag, Buttermere were 'encouraged' to move onto safer ground but eventually had to be individually rescued by lowering down the crag.
3	6 Jan	Two Team Members took a drone to Wasdale to assist with a search for a missing dog.
4	6 Jan	Three female walkers, each aged approx 20 years, became stuck near the summit of Haystacks. They called for help as darkness fell and the path disappeared under snow. Team members went to their location and walked them to Honister mine, from where they were transported back to their car at Gatesgarth Farm, Buttermere.
5	11 Jan	A female walker injured her ankle on Faulds Brow, Caldbeck. Team members went to her location, treated the injury and stretchered her to an NWAS road ambulance.
6	16 Jan	A 67-year old male fell from the path into Buttermere lake, below Hassness House, and sustained a wound to his head. Team members went to his location, treated his injury, then assisted him back to an NWAS road ambulance at Hassness House. The ambulance then took him to Cumberland Infirmary, Carlisle.
7	20 Jan	A 59-year old female sufferred an ankle injury on the slopes of Darling Fell, Loweswater. Team members went to her location, treated the injury,and stretchered her to an NWAS road ambulance.
8	22 Jan	Team leaders were contacted by NWAS following reports of an injured horse rider. Cumbria Police then confirmed that the incident had taken place on a road and MRT assistance was not required.
9	22 Jan	Two walkers, aged 55 and 63, with limited experience, became disorientated in cloudy, wet, and windy conditions on Grassmoor. Their location at the summit shelter was confirmed using PhoneFind and the Team Leader was able to talk them through following the path back to Coledale Hause and on to Force Crag Mine. There they were met by a Team Member, who gave them a lift back to their car at Braithwaite.
10	30 Jan	A female walker reported hearing shouts for help near Caw Fell or Crag Fell, Ennerdale. After searching for a while she called for MR assistance and whilst Team Leaders were assembling at base Cumbria Police received a call from the missing male stating MR assistance was not required. No further action was taken.
11	5 Feb	Keswick MRT requested assistance with dealing with a party of four stuck on Sharp Edge, Blencathra. Five team members took a vehicle to support Keswick members on the hill, but were stood down partway there as the stuck party had managed to get themselves down safely to Scales Tarn to continue their walk.
12	6 Feb	Wasdale MRT requested assistance with dealing with a casualty with an ankle injury near the summit of Scafell Pike. As team members were being mobilised it was reported that the injured person had made it off the hill with help from other walkers. No further action was taken.
13	12 Feb	Team leaders were contacted by Cumbria Police when a driver became stuck on a potholed lane in darkness near Loweswater. A nearby team member went to her location, checked she was OK, and assisted her with making vehicle recovery arrangements.
14	27 Feb	A female walker and her two dogs became cragfast above the large crag of High Crag, Buttermere. Two passing mountain bikers heard her shouts for help; one raised the alarm whilst the other picked his way up through the crags to her. The team went to their location, secured everyone and executed a techincal rescue of the walker whilst other team members walked the dogs off the crag. Everyone was reunited at the bottom of the crag and were off the fell just before midnight.
15	7 Mar	A male walker called for assistance after finding himself too tired to continue on High Snockrigg, Buttermere. Team members went to his reported location and conducted a short search of the area but nobody could be found. The walker called in later to report that he had made his own way down to Buttermere village.
16	11 Mar	Two females called for assistance when they got their car stuck near Bowness Knott, Ennderdale. The team leader contacted a local recovery company and a contact at the nearby Field Studies Centre and their issues were resolved.
17	23 Mar	Keswick MRT requested assistance when they had two simultaneous callouts on Little Man, Skiddaw and Scope Beck, Newlands. Cockermouth team members made their way to assist with the Scope Beck callout, stretchering an injured 56 year old female to Low Snab Farm for transport to hospital in her own vehicle.
18	2 Apr	The team received reports of an elderly male with head injuries near Black Beck tarn area, Haystacks. It turned out these were impressive but not life-threatening lacerations with associated bleeding. He was walking but unsteady so walked off the fell with the informants & was met by team members at Honister Mine. He was transferred to West Cumberland Hospital, Whitehaven, by NWAS road ambulance.
19	3 Apr	A male walker collapsed and was briefly unconscious at Crummock Water shore path near the pump house. Team members and a doctor attended and he was taken by ambulance to hospital for further checks.
20	5 Apr	Team leaders received reports of an overdue Duke of Edinburgh's award group, last seen at 2pm in Windy Gap. With imminent darkness, a search was planned and team members and search dogs heading into the Buttermere valley. The DofE supervisors then reported that their party had arrived at the campsite in Buttermere.
21	13 Apr	A 39-year old male was reported overdue in the Haystacks area. As team members were assembling at base it was reported that he had made his way off the fell and back to accomodation in Borrowdale and no further action was taken.
22	16 Apr	A 53-year old male injured his ankle in Stony Cove, Gable. Great North Air Ambulance H58 flew to near the scene and treated his injury. SAR helicopter R912 from Humberside also attended, and CMRT members effected a short carry to a better location from which he was winched. He was then flown to West Cumberland Hospital, Whitehaven for further treatment.
23	17 Apr	Two walkers became separated on Rannderdale Knotts for over an hour and one called the Team for assistance. Whilst speaking with the Team Leader they managed to get a message to one another and required no further assistance.
24	21 Apr	A female walker injured her ankle in the upper reaches of Sail Beck, Buttermere. Team members went to her location, treated the injury and stretchered her to an NWAS road ambulance in Buttermere village. GNAA H58 also attended however it was agreed that it was appropriate for the casualty to be transferred to hospital by NWAS road ambulance.
25	24 Apr	Whilst practising on Great Round Howe, Buttermere, the Team received reports that a 53-year old male had injured his knee near to Black Sail Youth Hostel, Ennerdale. Team members went to the casualty's location, treated his injury and transported him to a NWAS road ambulance at Bowness Knott Car Park.
26	6 May	A 37-year old female became lost, cold and wet during a walk in the Loweswater fells and asked for assistance. Her location was determined via PhoneFind. A limited number of team members went to her location then walked her back to her car at the Kirkstile Inn, Loweswater.
27	15 May	Team leaders received reports that a walker had taken a tumbling fall high on Pillar mountain, sustaining head and ankle injuries. SAR helicopter R199 was requested to attend from Prestwick and dropped its paramedic at the scene before flying team members up from Black Sail Youth Hostel, Ennerdale. The casualty was treated at the scene and transported by the SAR helicopter to Cumberland Infirmary, Carlisle.
28	3 Jun	A 55-year old male speedwing pilot crashed and sustained a serious leg injury near Marble Stone, Buttermere. Tean members went to his location, treated his injuries and packaged him to be winched by SAR helicopter R936 from Caernarfon. He was then flown to the Royal Preston Hospital.
29	5 Jun	A 50-year old male separated from his party whilst descending from Scafell Pike and spent a long night wandering the fells trying to get back to where he had parked his car in Wasdale. With input from Keswick and Wasdale Team leaders, he was eventually located in Cockermouth MRT's area near Loft Beck, Ennerdale. Cockermouth team members went to his location, walked him down to Black Sail Youth Hostel and transported him back to his car at Wasdale Head.
30	5 Jun	A 64-year old male aggravated an existing knee injury whilst walking in the Buttermere fells, at a location remarkably close to that of callout 28, and was unable to continue walking. With the prospect of a long carry and a SAR helicopter readily available, R936 was tasked to attend whilst team members made their way to the location on foot. The casualty was treated and carried a short distance uphill to a suitable helicopter landing site, from where he and his partner were flown to West Cumberland Hospital, Whitehaven.
31	7 Jun	Team leaders received reports of a dog stuck near Scale Force waterfall, Buttermere. Several team members went to the incident location, retrieved the dog and reunited it with its owner.
32	10 Jun	A party descending from Red Pike, Buttermere, called Team Leaders during a late descent from the fell in poor visibility and slippery conditions. They were given verbal reassurance and their location was tracked via SARLOC, then they called Team Leaders to confirm they had descended safely.
33	15 Jun	The team were called when a young female Duke of Edinburgh's Award participant became unwell in Warnscale Beck, Buttermere. Team members provided reassuarance at the scene and she was able to continue with her expedition.
34	17 Jun	A 68-year old male walker was reported overdue on a walk on Melbreak, Loweswater. As team leaders were formulating a plan, it was reported that he had returned safe and well, and no further action was taken.
35	17 Jun	A 45-year old female fell whilst ascending a steep, loose gully on the side of Kirkfell, Ennerdale. Her companions raised the alarm and the team repsonded, requesting assistance from Wasdale MRT and a SAR helicopter. Team members went to her location, treated her injuries and packaged her for R199, which winched her and flew her to Cumberland Infirmary Carlisle. Wasdale MRT carried the party's rucsacks and accompanied a party member back to Wasdale Head.
36	25 Jun	The Team were called to assist an exhausted fell runner on Melbreak, Loweswater. Team members went to his location, stretchered him to vehicles in Mosedale and transported him to a NWAS road ambulance in Loweswater for further assessment.
37	2 Jul	The Team were called when a 70-year old male, walking with his sons, fell near Looking Stead, Ennderdale. Air ambulance Helimed 63 and SAR helicopter R199 also attended but sadly the man had died from injuries sustained in the fall. R199 and team members then assisted with evacuation of the casualty and his sons from the hillside.
38	5 Jul	The team supported a large, mutli-team, multi-agency search over several days for a walker, missing after a walk in Wasdale. A body was discovered on Scafell on the fourth day of searching, confirmed to be the missing walker.
39	5 Jul	After a busy day searching, the Team were asked to assist an exhausted walker near Black Sail Youth Hostel, Ennerdale. Three team members went to his location, escorted him to a team vehicle and brought him back to Cockermouth so that he could continue his onward journey the following day.
40	11 Jul	An 84-year old male fell from the path, near Hassness House, into Buttermere lake whilst walking around the shore, sustaining head and rib injuries. Team members went to his location, treated his injuries and stetchered him a short distance to a suitable landing site for GNAAS air ambulance H58 to land. After further assessment by the air ambulance crew he was flown to Cumberland Infirmary, Carlisle.
41	14 Jul	Team members were called to assist with a multi-agency response to an off-road motorcycling incident near Great Clifton.
42	18 Jul	A 65-year old male became unwell whilst swimming in Buttermere lake and his friend ran to Buttermere village and called for urgent help. Team members went to his location and additional treatment on scene was given by the crew of Great North Air Ambulance H58. He was carried to the Air Ambulance by the Team and flown to Cumberland Infirmary Carlisle.
43	19 Jul	Team Leaders were contacted after a party of four walkers became lost near Flimby. Whilst a plan was being formulated a unit from Cumbria Police located the missing walkers and assisted them.
44	23 Jul	Team Leaders were contacted when a walker was reported overdue on a walk over Hopegill Head and Grasmoor. It was quickly determined that his car had moved from where it had been parked in the morning so he must be off the hill, and no further action was taken.
45	29 Jul	A 22-year old became unwell whilst walking between Haycock and Steeple, Ennerdale. Great North Air Ambulance H58 and two team members who happened to be nearby went to the location. The casualty was flown to the valley floor and companions were walked down and taken back to their accommodation in Littletown.
46	30 Jul	The Team was called when a 45-year old competitor in the Lakes 100 race became unwell near Black Sail Pass, Ennerdale. Wasdale MRT were also contacted when it was determined that the casualty was on the Wasdale side of the pass. Ultimately the competitor managed to get down to the Wasdale Head checkpoint, and was assessed by NWAS ambulance staff there.
47	3 Aug	Team Leaders were contacted and advised that a dog had been lost near the summit of Haystacks. Team members were notified to be on the lookout if in the area over the coming days.
48	8 Aug	A 60-year old female became exhausted above Loft Beck, Ennerdale and assistance was requested. Team members went to her reported location and were able to assist her to walk off to Honister Mine. She was then given a lift back to Keswick.
49	9 Aug	A 48-year old female sustained a leg injury in fields above Crag End Farm, Lorton. Team members went to her location, treated her injury and stretchered her to a NWAS road ambulance, which took her to West Cumberland Hospital, Whitehaven.
50	9 Aug	A drone pilot, searching for the dog reported missing on 03/08/2022, became lost and benighted on Haystacks, Buttermere with minimal equipment. Team members went to his location and escorted him back to Gatesgarth Farm, Buttermere, where his walk had started 15 hours earlier.
51	11 Aug	Team Leaders were contacted when reports of what appeared to be a paraglider wing stuck on the fell above Buttermere were received. On investigation it turned out to be a marker flag placed by a film crew. No futher action was taken.
52	23 Aug	A father became separated from his 6-year old daughter near Newlands Hause waterfall and called for assistance. Whilst discussing the situation with Cumbria Police everyone reappeared at the car and no further action was required.
53	26 Aug	A male walker phoned for assistance from near Anglers Crag, Ennerdale. The team leader determined his location, provided reassurance, and the walker made his own way back to his car.
54	1 Sep	Team members were called to assist a 17-year old Duke of Edinburgh's Award participant who was having a severe asthma attack between Gatesgath Farm and Scarth Gap, Buttermere. They went to his location, as did GNAAS crew from H58, treated and stetchered him back to Gatesgarth for onward transport to West Cumberland Hospital, Whitehaven by a NWAS road crew.
55	14 Sep	Team Leaders were contacted by NWAS for assistance when a 23-year old male fell from a fence near Thursby, Carlisle. A local farmer was able to transport the injured man to a waiting ambulance and no action was taken by the Team.
56	16 Sep	Team Leaders were contacted when a 55-year old female walker became overdue on a walk to visit waterfalls near Buttermere. Whilst Team members were being mobilised to hastily search paths before darkness fell, she turned up safe and well. No futher action was taken.
57	21 Sep	The team were called to assist a 55-year old female who had sustained a facial injury near Gatesgarth Farm, Buttermere. Team members went to Gatesgarth and the casualty made her way to West Cumberland Hospital, Whitehaven with her husband.
58	23 Sep	A 79-year old female became exhausted during a family walk in Setmurthy Woods and was unable to continue. Two team members took a vehicle to her location and transported the party back to their car at Isel Gate.
59	24 Sep	An 84-year old female became unwell and collapsed unconscious whilst walking with her husband on Sale Fell, Embleton. Passers by, Team members and the GNAA crew from H58 went to her location but sadly she could not be revived.
60	27 Sep	A 70-year old male became unable to continue without assistance near Gasgale Ghyll, Buttermere. Two members went to his location and assisted him back to his car at Lanthwaite Green.
61	9 Oct	The team assisted in a large multi-team search for a missing walker who had been missing overnight on Scafell Pike. Sadly he was located, deceased, a short distance from the summit and was stretchered back to the valley.
62	11 Oct	Two walkers reported themselves lost near Red Pike, Buttermere. They were located using PhoneFind and a team member, who happened to be nearby, guided them back down from the fell.
63	15 Oct	A 62-year old male slipped high on the ridge between Whiteside and Hopegill Head, resulting in a disolcated shoulder. Team members went to his location, treated him and stretchered him from the fell to the roadside, from where SAR helicopter R199 flew him to Cumberland Infirmary Carlisle.
64	22 Oct	A 60-year old male suffered a knee injury near the summit of Haystacks, Buttermere and was unable to continue his walk. Team members went to his location, and with assistance several Keswick MRT team members, stretchered him to team vehicles at Dubs Hut, Warnscale. Helimed H58 attempted to assist but weather conditions were not favourable and they had to abort their mission. The casualty was driven to Gatesgarth and his companions took him from there.
65	6 Nov	A 52-year old female sustained an ankle injury near the summit of Rannderdale Knotts, Buttermere. Team members went to her location, stretchered her from the fell and she was transported to hospital in her companion's vehicle.
66	16 Nov	NWAS requested assistance when they received a call to an injured mountain biker near Knock Murton, Lamplugh. Team leaders were able to make contact with the injured rider and determined that he was able to make his own way back to his car, so no further action was taken.
67	26 Nov	Wasdale MRT requested assistance with dealing with an overdue fell runner, last known to have been near Wind Gap, Ennerdale. It was reported that her head torch had failed. As team members were travelling towards the search it was reported that she had made her own way off the fell and was back at the road.
68	9 Dec	Several Cockermouth team members assisted Keswick MRT with a search for a missing female in the Keswick area.
69	9 Dec	The team were called to assist a 42 year old male, whose car had become stuck on ice on Newlands Pass. He was collected from the scene and taken to Keswick.
70	19 Dec	Team members gave assistance to an injured 84 year old female in Cockemouth Main Street whilst waiting for a NWAS ambulance to arrive.
71	28 Dec	Cockermouth Team members asssisted Keswick MRT with a callout near the summit of Crag Hill, when a 56 year old male became unconscious and his companions commenced CPR. Team members made their way to the incicident site and continued CPR. Air support was requested but was unable to achieve an approach due to weather conditions. Sadly the casualty could not be revived, so was carried down from the hill by team members.