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Shaun takes up new mountain rescue post as more head for the hills - Grough
Criticism of mountain rescue efforts off base - Bakersfield Californian
Eastside Fire & Rescue Participated in Weekend Mountain Rescues - Patch.com
Climber dies & friend fights for life after plunging 1000ft from Ben Nevis - Scottish Daily Record
Injured EMT rescued friends - Jackson Hole News&Guide
Hill walkers rescued in Cheviots - Berwick Today
Ulverston mum won't give up hope to find son - NW Evening Mail
Injured hillwalker limps to safety - Perthshire Advertiser
Rescue dog, Choco, can sniff out skiers trapped by avalanche - KING5.com
Two rescued from Snowdonia peak by RAF and Ogwen Valley mountain rescue team - BBC News
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National Media Enquiries
MREW Press Officer: Andrew Simpson 0870 240 4024 press@mountain.rescue.org.uk
It's a work in progress but welcome to our new media resource centre. Here you can find out more about mountain rescue, download resources, fact sheets and press releases and we're also planning a gallery of high resolution images for you to download.
We've also gathered here a collection of forms and information packs which appear elsewhere on the site – we're all for making life easier for those who wish to help us!! So keep watching this space.
If you're a professional journalist – perhaps one new to the world of mountain rescue – this is the place to find answers to some of those basic questions. How are teams called out? How many teams are there across the country and how do they operate? How is all this paid for (not so short answer – the continued generosity of the public, the significant support of our various sponsors, and the untiring fundraising efforts of our individual team members, both locally and nationally)?
If you don't find the information on our fact sheets, you'll find it in The Oracle (our very own encyclopedia of mountain rescue and itself a growing work in progress). Or Mountain Rescue Magazine. Or listed in the annual accident statistics, dating back to 1991. And if it's not there, call our national press officer, Andrew Simpson. He'll be only too happy to chat!