A walker fell on the Dismantled Tramway path descent to Honister Pass, sustaining and suspected broken arm. Helimed were also tasked and reached the walker a few minutes before the Team arrived on scene. Helimed paramedics and the Team worked together to administer analgesia and immobilise the arm, before stretcher transfer to the helicopter.

CMRT was requested to assist with an ongoing search in Ullswater. As the Team was already tasked to call-out 31 and with limited Team members to respond, it was decided to request assistance from other teams instead.

Keswick MRT received a call to a fallen walker above Honister. After further investigation it became clear the casualty was in Cockermouth’s patch and the job was handed over. A full team call-out was initiated and CMRT made their way up to Honister Slate Mine and up the track to the Drum House. The casualty was located, they had injuries to their leg, arm and head which were treated in challenging conditions due to the high winds. The walker was transferred the short distance to a Team vehicle before being driven back down the track to a waiting NWAS ambulance in Seathwaite.

Two walkers walking near the River Derwent requested assistance, having become lost amongst the fields. The Team Leader was able to use PhoneFind to pin-point the walkers' position and gave them directions over the phone.

A cyclist was reported to have crashed on the steep Honister Pass descent into Buttermere. As the Team Leader was gathering information, it transpired that an NWAS ambulance had been able to resolve the incident with CMRT assistance and the Team stood down.

A walker descending the steep path from Haycock in the direction of Scoat Fell, suffered a suspected knee ligament tear. The Team made their way down the Ennerdale valley, climbed the long slog up via Tewitt How and located the casualty near Haycock summit. The leg was splinted and the casualty stretchered to Coastguard Rescue 199 further treatment.

It was reported that a teenager had fallen into Scale Force, near Crummock Water. CMRT made its way down to Crummock through significant congestion. Great North Air Ambulance Helimed 58 was also despatched and arrived on scene alongside the first Team members. The casualty was located in the beck above the waterfall, assessed then evacuated via stretcher down the steep and winding path to the waiting helicopter.

A walker descending Warnscale Beck sustained a suspected quadricep tear. The Team were still in the valley after incident 37 and headed directly to Honister. The casualty was located below Warnscale Bothy and transferred to a stretcher. Coastguard Rescue 199 arrived, winching the casualty on board in difficult wind conditions for transfer to Cumbria Infirmary.

During call-out 38, a walker was reported as suffering exhaustion on Rannerdale Knotts. Whilst the bulk of the Team were dealing with the previous call-out, a third vehicle was despatched to Rannerdale where the casualty was located and escorted off the fell to their own vehicle.

Whilst escorting the casualty from call-out 39, a swimmer approached the Team with a dislocated shoulder. The shoulder was immobilised and they were taken on to hospital by their companions.