Magazine back issues

Lyle Brotherton combined water with navigation with a look at the use of satnav in water search and rescue, Andy…

We’re proud to say that the magazine was regularly featuring 64 pages by now so firmly established with readers and…

We were back to Everest in this issue (a recurring topic!) with double summiteer Tim Mosedale, Al Read talked about…

The focus returned to flood rescue with Al Read detailing measure being taken to train for floods. John Ellerton reported…

Further technological developments revealed in the issue with Russ Hore talking about his creation of the SARLOC location system. There…

The focus returned to avalanches for this winter issue, with David Monteith’s story of his own ‘chance in a million’…

Continuing our regular international flavour, Steve Hepburn reported on the recent Keswick MRT trip to do technical rescue training in…

The magazine hit a brief new high with 60 pages for the summer issue. Inside, Mike Bedford and Jon Whiteley…

The focus was very much on avalanches in this issue, as Scotland’s Jonathan Hart explained the importance of regular avalanche…

The month after floods devastated Cumbria, Cockermouth team leader Mike Park gave a personal account of ten days involvement in…

Flood rescue continued to assume greater prominence as Ewan Thomas explained where mountain rescue fitted in to the bigger picture…

Over the last few issues, the magazine has been steadily growing chunkier, with this issue reaching a milestone 56 pages.…