Walker injured in fall at Crinkle Ghyll
A young man suffered a suspected ankle fracture and a cut to his thigh after falling in the Lake District.
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A young man suffered a suspected ankle fracture and a cut to his thigh after falling in the Lake District.
Langdale Ambleside Mountain Rescue Team treated and evacuated a woman who slipped in cold, dark and wet conditions.
A 19-year-old woman walking the Wyre Way with a heavy rucksack reached Clitheroe on her own before searchers found her.
Edale Mountain Rescue Team said the rest of the walking group gave an accurate location and a clear account of what had happened.
Mountain Rescue England and Wales said a walker who was struggling on Offa's Dyke needed help, though it gave no further detail of the incident.
West Cornwall Search and Rescue Team carried the injured rider uphill to a waiting ambulance after he hurt his lower leg.
A summary of 3 call-outs by Derby MRT, with a link to each report.
The call-out was the team's 71st of 2026, according to its own count.
Volunteers were sent to the fell on Saturday afternoon as part of the team's 60th call-out of the year.
The woman injured her shoulder after her e-bike developed a technical fault and was taken to hospital.
Rossendale & Pendle Mountain Rescue Team helped an injured farmer, a COPD patient and a casualty in Accrington woodland.
A summary of 3 call-outs by 2 rescue teams, with a link to each report.
The pair became cold and wet while trying to put up their tent in wild weather near the Lake District tarn.
A 20-year-old woman was reunited with her group after feeling unwell and losing contact with them while walking in Dovedale.
Derby Mountain Rescue Team stretchered a man off the hill above the Dovedale stepping stones after he collapsed and was sick.
Dartmoor (Tavistock) Mountain Rescue Team helped carry a man with an ankle injury up a steep slope after he fell from a tree at the head of the gorge.
Police resolved the matter after the team helped clarify the location of the alert.
The person was later found safe at a police station, the team said.
Derby Mountain Rescue Team stood down most of its volunteers after the walker reached safety with help from passers-by.
Derby Mountain Rescue Team stood down once the man, who had become separated from friends, confirmed he was safe and heading home by bus.