LAMRT Incident Report

Incident/Location	Date/time	LAMRT manhours	What happened
1. Fellwalking Blea Rigg area, Grasmere	5th January at 13.37	66.5	A man was reported with a head injury in the Blea Rigg area. A search was organised, but we were unable to find him. Attempts to re-contact the party via their mobile phone were unsuccessful, and he was eventually located in the Red Lion Hotel in Grasmere. By this time Kendal MRT and one SARDA dog had been called to assist.
Ambulance Assist Ambleside	8th to 13th January	0	Our base was used by the ambulance service so that they could maintain their normal service while their own base was flooded during a spell of severe weather, including very high winds and heavy rain.
2. Fellwalking Far Easedale, Grasmere	14th January at 16.40	49.5	A couple walking the Coast to Coast became lost. Keswick MRT were initially alerted, then we were called to assist. They were located by LAMRT near High Raise after we heard their whistles. They were escorted down Wythburn and returned to their B&B in Keswick by members of Keswick MRT.
Search Raven Crag Gt Langdale	17th January at 17.41	10	Lights were reported on Raven Crag. An investigation revealed nothing, so the team stood down.
3. Fellwalking Side House Gt Langdale	26th January at 14.34	20	A woman tripped and fell forward. She injured her shoulders and was in great pain. She was treated and evacuated to our ambulance, and then transported onward to hospital by ambulance. It transpired that she had broken both her upper arms, one seriously.
4. Fellwalking Orrest Head	5th February at 13.06	19	A woman slipped from a stile and fell, aggravating an old back injury. She was treated by team members and evacuated to a waiting ambulance.
5. Scrambling Rydal Cave Grasmere	19th February at 14.55	11	A 19-year-old man became stuck on his abseil rope when he got stuck on a knot. He was talked down by one group of team members, while another group set up another rope system, just in case. He was uninjured
6. Fellwalking Link Hause Hart Crag	5th March at 14.42	128	A 57-year-old woman slipped on snow and ice and sustained a suspected ankle fracture. Due to weather conditions it took about 3 hours to located her. A helicopter was called to assist, but was of limited use due to strong winds, poor visibility and all its outside lights failing. It did manage to lift some kit higher up the hill to the limit of its visibility, but the remainder was done on foot. It was a lengthy operation, and we were assisted by Patterdale MRT on the carry off, who had come up their side to help. She was evacuated down the Patterdale side of the hill. In keeping with the usual random nature of our work, while all this was going on......
7. Rock Climbing Slab Route, White Ghyll Gt Langdale	5th March at 19.45	45	We were then requested to recover two climbers who had become cragfast on White Ghyll slabs. They had started climbing in daylight and had taken shelter while half way up, when it started to snow. Unfortunately the snow continued and they were unable to make any further progress. They became very cold. They were hauled to the top airlifted to the valley floor. Kendal MRT came to assist us with this one!
8. Assist Police Ambleside	19th March at 18.19	36	We were requested to assist Police with the recovery of a mans body from woodland near Ambleside
9. Fellwalking Bracken Hause Grasmere	20th March at 12.10	25.5	A man collapsed with a suspected heart attack near Gibson Knott. Passersby administered CPR, and the team and a helicopter (in the area) were called. The helicopter lifted our doctor up and sadly certified the man dead, and the casualty was airlifted to Whitehaven
10. Fellwalking Kellbarrow Grasmere	22nd March at 12.07	26	An 80-year-old woman slipped and sustained an ankle injury on a very wet path. She was treated and evacuated to the road for onward transport to hospital.
11. Fellwalking Alcock Tarn Grasmere	23rd March at 14.58	19.5	We were requested to assist the ambulance service with the evacuation of a 49-year-old with an ankle injury and a badly twisted wellington boot.
			Left: Man & wellington boot
12. Search Blea Tarn Gt Langdale	24th March at 02.05	60	We were requested to search the Langdale area for a man reported missing from home. There was concern for his safety. The search continued until daybreak without success. We were assisted by SARDA.
Search Blea Tarn Gt Langdale	24th March at 11.30	60	The search was resumed with areas originally searched at night rechecked in daylight and new areas covered still without success. We were assisted by SARDA, RAF Boulmer, and Kendal and Duddon & Furness MRTs.


Search Blea Tarn Gt Langdale	25th March at 10.00	99	The search was resumed with more widespread areas searched. This time we were assisted by SARDA, RAF Valley MRT, Duddon & Furness, Kendal, Bowland Pennine and Coniston MRTs and COMRU (Mines Rescue Team)
13. Fellwalking Hole in the Wall Grasmere	25th March at 13.41	16.5	A woman slipped and sustained a suspected ankle fracture on steep wet ground. Team members not involved with the ongoing search treated her and she was stretchered to the valley and onward transport to hospital was organised.

Assist Police Blea Tarn Gt Langdale	26th March at 10.00	4	Team members assisted Police divers as they searched several tarns in connection with the previous days search
14. Assist ambulance Campsite Plantation Gt Langdale	26th March at 14.59	22.5	The subject of our previous three days of searching was located. We assisted the ambulance service with evacuating him for hospitalisation. earlier in the day Police underwater teams had searched a number of areas.
15. Fellwalking Fairfield area Grasmere	26th March at 17.23	5.4	We were requested by Patterdale MRT to assist with the search for a family, with young children, who had set off on an ambitious walk and failed to return. The team was just departing when they turned up.
16. Fellwalking Green How Gt Langdale	26th March at 19.05	30	We were called to assist two women, one with a minor head injury, who were struggling to locate a route off the hill by the light of a mobile phone. The trouble was that they didn't know which hill they had gone up, and subsequently which one they were trying to come down! An extensive search of a variety of places located them on the fellside above Green How caravan park, cragfast on top of a small rock outcrop. They were escorted down, and the head injury was checked. They were taken back to their hotel.
17. Fellwalking Central Fells Gt Langdale	26th March at 20.45	42.5	A young man was reported overdue at his campsite, where he was due to meet his friends. He was described as not very experienced, and with poor weather forecast it was decided to organise a search for him. His friends were interviewed, other teams organised, and just as we about to deploy, he turned up. He had been disorientated in the Great End area, been put straight when two men guided him to Esk Hause, and then been delayed when he met up with a group of 4 who were struggling themselves
			Left: Kendal MRT fuel themselves up in preparation.
18. Fellwalking Jenkins Crag Ambleside	27th March at 12.10	11	A woman sustained a nasty head injury when she slipped and fell on rocks. She was treated and transferred to an ambulance.
19. Fellwalking Langdale Pikes Gt Langdale	4th April at 20.30	270	A woman was reported missing by her husband after they became separated while walking in the vicinity of Harrison Stickle. A search was organised. We were assisted by Kendal and Keswick MRT's and SARDA(Lakes). As daylight approached we were then joined by Duddon & Furness and Coniston MRT's, a helicopter from RAF Boulmer and 4 dogs from SARDA(England). The missing woman was located, by the helicopter, on craggy ground below the summit. Unfortunately she had died, possibly as a result of a fall. Her body was recovered to Ambleside.
20. Fellwalking Snarker Pike Ambleside	5th April at 15.09	26	We were called to assist a woman who had slipped and sustained an ankle injury. She was treated and stretchered down the fell.
21. Fellwalking Red Screes Area Ambleside	11th April at 19.47	128	A guest staying at the Kirkstone Inn reported her husband overdue from what should have been a two hour walk. He had set of at about 3pm and had not returned. He had left no specific route but had set off on foot from the Inn. He was reported as lightly equipped and without a map or torch. During the search we were assisted by Kendal and Patterdale MRT's and 9 search dogs. Hills on both sides of the road were searched. He was located below Raven Crag near Red Screes just before midnight by search dog Yana. Unfortunately he had died, possibly as a result of a serious head injury.
22. Fellwalking Swinsty Ghyll Gt Langdale	12th April at 18.25	111	A 32-year-old woman walking with her partner sustained a knee injury and was unable to walk. They gave their position as just below the summit of Crinkle Crags. We set off to sort her out, but it soon became obvious that they weren't in the same place as we where, and didn't actually know where they were. A grid reference that they gave us put them outside the Lake District! Kendal MRT were called to assist and a 3 hour search located them about 1 km from their estimated position. Once it became obvious that we faced a lengthy evacuation Wasdale MRT also came to help. We eventually reached the road at about 12.30. We were also assisted by 3 SARDA dogs. It transpired that this woman was a cox, so being spirited along by 8 wet men was not a new experience for her!

23. Fellwalking Rossett Pike area Gt Langdale	13th April at 08.28	65	A 57-year-old volunteer conservationist had set out on the previous day to perform some maintenance work, supposedly on the Rossett Ghyll path. He failed to return. The team was alerted and a search was organised. We were joined by SARDA and Kendal were alerted to assist. He turned up at 11.40 having possibly spent the night in Langstrath.

24. Fellwalking(?) Loughrigg Terrace Gt Langdale	25th April at 16.45	11	The team has been rescuing people for over 30 years, so we don't do many things for the first time anymore. Today was different. We were contacted by the Police and requested to assist a woman whose electric buggy was stuck on Loughrigg Terrace. It was a nice, sunny day and as you can see from the picture, the team members who attended enjoyed their day out, change of scenery, and the chance to become part of team folklore. The buggy was pushed (uphill) and it's owner assisted to our ambulance and all were transported back to Grasmere.

25. Fellwalking Stickle Tarn Gt Langdale	30th April at 15.00	40	A 65-year-old woman slipped and sustained a suspected fracture of her wrist. Attempts to move her caused her to feel faint. She was treated by team members, pain relief was administered and she was evacuated to the valley floor and back to Ambleside.
26. Fellwalking Nan Bield Pass Kentmere	23rd May at 15.02	10	Five team members went to assist Kendal MRT with the rescue of a woman with a suspected fractured ankle at Nan Bield Pass.
27. Fellwalking Side Pike Gt Langdale	24th May at 11.04	9	We were called to assist a 14-year-old girl who was reported as having collapsed on the descent of Side Pike towards the campsite. As we arrived at the campsite it was discovered that she had recovered sufficiently to make her way down, assisted by her friends. Although we enjoy what we do, to be honest, not having to up trekking uphill in the pouring rain is no bad thing! We all returned to whatever it is we were doing.
28. Fellwalking Slaters Bridge Little Langdale	29th May at 22.21	21	A man suffered a leg injury at Slaters Bridge
29. Fellwalking Wansfell Troutbeck	7th June at 13.29	12	A 75-year-old man suffered a head injury after a fall while descending Wansfell Pike. He was treated by team members and evacuated to hospital by air ambulance.
Running Grasmere Gallop Grasmere	11th June at 11.30	12	Two competitors were assisted during the Grasmere Gallop.
30. Fellwalking Blake Holme Plantation Gummers How Windermere	16th June at 14.53	10	We were requested to assist Kendal MRT with the rescue of a woman who had sustained a leg injury after slipping on wet rock.
31. Fellwalking Lord Crag Grasmere	18th June at 14.01	28	A 38-year-old woman was reported as suffering from chest pains on Lord Crag. The team was mobilised along with an air ambulance. It just beat us to her, and airlifted her to Furness General Hospital. We escorted her partner back to the valley.
32. Rock Climbing Gimmer Crag Gt Langdale	19th June at 12.45	43	A climber fell while abseiling and sustained an open fracture to his leg. The team was mobilised along with a helicopter from RAF Valley. He was treated by team members and then airlifted to Furness General Hospital.


33. Rock Climbing Lower Scout Crag Gt Langdale	20th June at 18.12	16	A climber fell about 15 metres after he fell and his runners failed, allowing him to hit the ground. He sustained multiple injuries, including spinal, chest and ankle. He was treated and evacuated to an ambulance for onward transport to hospital.
34. Fellwalking Stone Arthur Grasmere	27th June at 12.30	39	A 60-year-old American man suffered a suspected heart attack while on a walking holiday. He was treated by team members and then airlifted to West Cumberland Hospital by Royal Navy helicopter
35. Fellwalking Browney Ghyll Gt Langdale	1st July at 16.12	45.5	A man slipped and tumbled about 25 feet, sustaining an ankle fracture and suspected lower spinal injuries. He was splinted and evacuated from the fell by team members, with assistance from Kendal MRT
36. Fellwalking Wansfell Pike Windermere	8th July at 13.33	30	A woman slipped and sustained a suspected ankle fracture. She was treated by team members and evacuated by Air Ambulance to hospital.

37. Fellwalking Ill Bell /Froswick Windermere	11th July at 17.03	28	Two people collapsed due to heat exhaustion. They were carrying heavy bags and probably had not had enough to drink. Assisted by Kendal MRT and SAR helicopter.
38. Fellwalking Hell Ghyll Gt Langdale	11th July at 13.33	36	A woman collapsed due possibly due to a previous condition and hot weather. Assisted by SAR helicopter and Kendal MRT.
39. Fellwalking Kentmere	18th July at 15.40	3	We were called to assist Kendal MRT with one of the three simultaneous rescues they were involved in.
40. Ambulance assist Sedbergh	18th July at 15.40	12	While returning from the previous incident we were requested to assist Kendal MRT with the third of the three simultaneous rescues the were involved in. A woman had fallen in to a river and sustained arm and back injuries
41. Ambulance assist White Moss Common Grasmere	20th July at 14.57	2	We were requested to assist the ambulance with the evacuation of a man who had collapsed.
42. Fellwalking Elterwater Park Skelwith Bridge	23rd July at 13.56	15	A man collapsed, feeling faint and unwell. He was treated by the team, and evacuated to an ambulance for onward transport to hospital.
43. Fellwalking Harrison Stickle Gt Langdale	30th July at 13.15	27	A man collapsed while under instruction on Harrison Stickle. Despite attempts to revive him, he died. His body was airlifted from the hill by the RAF.
44. Ambulance Assist Rydal Hall Ambleside	31st July at 18.20	12	A young boy sustained an injury to his ankle on the hillside above the Hall. He was treated by ambulance personnel and stretchered to an ambulance by team members.
45. Fellwalking Nab Scar Rydal, Grasmere	6th August at 18.33	11	A woman collapsed on while descending Nab Scar. She was treated and evacuated.
46. Fellwalking Jenkins Crag Ambleside	7th August at 21.10	5.5	A man collapsed while walking. He was recovered quickly by the team.
47. Scrambling Pavey Ark Gt Langdale	9th August at 12.59	30	A man fell while on Jacks Rake, suffering a suspected dislocated shoulder. He was treated and evacuated by the team.
48. Ambulance Assist Oak Howe Gt Langdale	16th August at 13.21	20	We were requested to assist the ambulance service who were treating a man who had collapsed. We helped with the evacuation.
49. Fellwalking Dove Crag Rydal, Ambleside	19th August at 15.20	20	We were contacted regarding a woman who had sustained facial injuries in a fall. and was suffering a severe nosebleed. She was eventually located being assisted down by other walkers having recovered sufficiently to continue walking down.
50. Fellwalking Steel Fell area Grasmere	22nd August at 01.30	66	The team assisted Keswick MRT with a search for a man overdue from a walk. He had been reported missing by his wife. We failed to find him, and he made his own way down, having spent the night out.
51. Fellwalking Wansfell Ambleside	23rd August at 16.32	10	We were called to assist a couple lost on Wansfell. They were located and assisted down.
52. Fellwalking Scafell Area	29th August at 22.30	5	Three people were reported overdue from a walk to Scafell. A search was organised, but they turned up in the valley, just as we were deploying.
53. Fellwalking Scafell Area	4th September at 16.09	26	A woman sustained an ankle injury while walking on Silver How. Her leg was splinted and she was stretchered to the valley floor.
54. Rock Climbing Upper Scout Crag Gt Langdale	14th September at 13.37	32	A 22-year-old man from Leeds dislocated his knee while climbing Route 2. His companion lowered him to a large ledge, but couldn't get him any further because of the pain. Knee was immobilised, and he was lowered to the bottom of the crag, from where he was stretchered to the valley floor for onward transport to hospital.

	The casualty at the crag base.		The stretcher being passed over a wall on the descent.
55. Fellwalking Stickle Ghyll Gt Langdale	21st September at 11.44	38	A man collapsed, unconscious on the path up to Stickle Tarn. We were called and by the time we arrived he was conscious again. He was monitored by team members and stretchered to the valley bottom and transferred to an ambulance.
56. Fellwalking Crinkle Crag Gt Langdale	22nd September at 16.51	51	A couple, lost on Crinkle Crags, phoned the Police when they became lost in mist. They were located and escorted down.
57. Fellwalking Sergeant Man Gt Langdale	22nd September at 17.40	48	The previous search merged into a second one when we were made aware of two men missing on Sergeant Man. They were also located and returned to civilisation.
58. Fellwalking Lingmoor Gt Langdale	25th September at 14.31	40	A person was reported as shouting and waving for help high on the side of Lingmoor, overlooking the New Dungeon Ghyll Hotel. The team investigated, and despite another report of a group of three struggling, we found nobody in need of help. The search was called off, and we returned home.
59. Fellwalking Stickle Tarn Gt Langdale	1st October at 14.10	17	A 48-year-old man slipped and sustained an ankle injury. The Great North Air Ambulance was in Ambleside, on familiarisation visit at our base, so they were able to fly a couple of team members to the site, and quickly evacuate the casualty. All was sorted in an hour.
60. Fellwalking Lingmoor Gt Langdale	10th October at 16.39		Two walkers descending towards Blea Tarn came across the body of a man. The team was requested to recover the body by the Police. The circumstances of death are not known at the time of writing.
61. Fellwalking Coffin Route Rydal	14th October at 12.47	16	A man slipped and sustained a knee injury. He was evacuated from the fell for onward transport to hospital.
62. National Trust Footpath Team Bracken Hause Grasmere	17th October at 10.29	45	A member of a National Trust footpath repair team took a tumble and badly cut his knee. The wound was cleaned and closed by team members, splinted and he was evacuated by Great North Air Ambulance to Carlisle hospital. His knee was described as looking like a pizza, which is difficult to argue with when you examine the picture below!!


63. Fellwalking Silver How Grasmere	21st October at 16.00		A 69-year-old man became unwell on a walk to Silver How. He was evacuated by the team.

64. Fellwalking Harrison Stickle Gt Langdale	22nd October at 13.40		A woman slipped sustained a fractured wrist. She was treated by companions at the scene, and the received further treatment from the team, before being evacuated by air ambulance to Furness General Hospital.

65. Fellwalking Side House Gt Langdale	30th October at 13.21		A man sustained a head injury while walking. He was treated by team members and transferred to hospital.
66. Fellwalking Easedale Tarn (ish) Grasmere	2nd November at 14.46		A 68-year-old woman sustained an suspected ankle fracture in a slip. Her location was given as near Easedale Tarn, but she was eventually located on the other side of the ridge, in Far Easedale. She was treated by team members and evacuated to the valley bottom, with assistance from Kendal MRT. She was then transported to Keswick for onward transport to hospital. It rained. Heavily! With thunder. Nice.
67. Fellwalking Easedale Tarn Grasmere	5th November at 14.53		We were called to the aid of a 15-year-old boy who had sustained a suspected fractured ankle above Easedale Tarn. He was treated with a splint and pain relief, and then, with assistance form Kendal MRT, he was carried down to the valley and transported on to hospital. The remainder of his companions were escorted down.
68. Fellwalking Kettle Crag Gt Langdale	6th November at 15.22		The team was called to assist a couple who had become cragfast on Kettle Crag, above Blea Tarn. They were a escorted to safety by team members.
69. Fellwalking Great Rigg, Fairfield	6th November at 17.28		A woman with her 10-year-old son was reported as overdue from their walk. A search was being organised when she turned up in Grasmere.
70. Fellwalking Raven Crag Gt Langdale	6th November at 20.42		The team was paged to respond to three men who where cragfast on Raven Crag. Team members were dispatched to investigate, but while this was happening further enquiries linked this to an incident in Keswick where a man had reported his friends as overdue and could see lights on Raven Crag, Borrowdale. We managed to get home just a the rain started again, and left Keswick MRT to deal with it. There are about 30 Raven Crags in the Lake District, so I suppose it's inevitable that they get mislaid every now and again.
71. Fellwalking Crinkle Crags Gt Langdale	10th November at 14.50		A couple in their 40's, from Settle, with two two dogs phoned to say that they were lost on the Crinkles, with darkness rapidly approaching. After talking to them we deduced that they were probably in the Long Top area. They were directed downhill towards Moasdale, where they met by personnel dispatched to avoid a lengthy night search! The couple had no torch and weather was due to worsen and prevention is better than cure! They were located at Throstle Garth and escorted back to the valley. We were assisted by Wasdale MRT.
72. Fellwalking Alcock Tarn Grasmere	18th November at 14.13		A woman sustained a suspected ankle fracture after she slipped. She was treated by the team, and stretchered from the fell
73. Fellwalking Todd Crag Clappersgate, Ambleside	18th November at 21.26		A young man on a night walk slipped and sustained a suspected ankle fracture. And what a fine night it was to be walking. Cold, moonlit and clear. You could see for miles! We did what we do a lot of, and went home.
74. Fellwalking Mart Crag Moor Gt Langdale	20th November at 18.22		A group of four descending the Band spotted a light, apparently signalling for help across the valley on Mart Crag Moor. They noted their position and a bearing to the light, convinced themselves that it was a signal for help and not just another person descending after a long day, and phoned for help. They were interviewed by the team, and the position of the light calculated. A group was dispatched, and after a short search found a lone male walker trying to find his way off Mart Crag Moor. The man had started his walk late, after being forced to change his plans when he had found Wrynose Pass closed because of ice. He was overtaken by darkness, and had been unable to locate a safe descent through the crags that line the north side of Mickleden. He was escorted to the valley floor and returned to his car.
75. Fellwalking Winster Windermere	3rd December at 13.30		A man in his 70's collapsed with suspected epilepsy. He was evacuated by air ambulance
76. Fellwalking Central Fells	4th December at 3.00		Five team members assisted with a search carried out by Keswick MRT for two people overdue from a walk. They were located in Little Narrow Cove, having taken cover for the night.
77. Fellwalking Jenkins Crag Ambleside	8th December at 11.29		A local man, aged 83, stumbled and fell as a result of problems with his hips. He was treated by team members and transported back to Ambleside for the onward journey to hospital.
78. Fellwalking Mickleden Gt Langdale	12th December at 17.35	8	After an overnight high level camp a group of three young men were descending The Band when one of them became separated from the other two. They had a look back up the hill, waited for him in the valley, but he didn't appear, so they called us. A small group searched Mickleden and he was located in a remote part of the valley, having missed the path, and descended steep ground, his torch having failed. He was tired, but unhurt. He was reunited with his friends, back at the Old Dungeon Ghyll car park. While we were their another man identified himself to us. It transpired that he was the casualty from rescue 62. He showed us his scar, and explained that he was recovering, but still had trouble stamping the mud from his boots!

79. Fellwalking Mickleden Gt Langdale	18th December at 13.14		Snow and freezing rain fell on frozen ground, causing very slippery conditions on every surface. A woman who was part of a large rambling group from Southport slipped on a quiet back road and sustained painful wrist and shoulder injuries. An ambulance was called but was unable to reach her in the icy conditions, so the team was requested to assist. She was transported to the ambulance in a team 4x4.
80. Fellrunning Wansfell Ambleside	27th December at 12.44		A competitor in the annual Wansfell Race sustained a suspected left ankle fracture while descending. He was treated by team members and transported to hospital. Hopefully they've still got a bit of turkey in canteen. It was icy underfoot and light snow fell on the descent.....That's the boring version! The Red-Top version might read... FATHER RESCUE SON FROM WINTER ICY HELL! An Ambleside Mountain Rescuer was involved in the dramatic rescue of his son today. The man was hurtling down an icy mountain while competing in a race, when he slipped and suffered serious injury (he told us it hurt) to his ankle. The man's father, watching the race with the rest of the family, was just wondering where his son was after the leading competitors had passed through, when his pager sounded to alert him to a rescue. "Imagine my surprise when the casualty turn out to be my son" remarked the team member. The team braved winter conditions (it snowed gently, but was quite chilly!) to rescue the man. He was reunited briefly with his family at the bottom of the hill, before being transported to hospital. The victim's son (6-years-old) was heard to comment that he thought the rescue went well, but that if it had been any higher up, we should have used a helicopter. The team suspects that he is jealous, because his Dad got a sledge ride down the hill, and he didn't.
81. Walking Riverside path nr. Skelwith Bridge Gt Langdale	28th December at 13.02		A woman walking with a family group, slipped on an icy path and fractured her tibia and fibula. Her injury was splinted by team members and she was evacuated to an ambulance.
82. Fellwalking Nanny Lane Troutbeck Bridge	29th December at 12.40		A man slipped on an icy path and sustained a lower leg injury. He was treated by the team and evacuated to an ambulance.
83. Fellwalking Dungeon Ghyll Gt Langdale	30th December at 15.59		A 33-year-old man slipped on an icy path and sustained a lower leg injury. He was treated by the team and evacuated to an ambulance.
84. Ambulance Assist Bowness on Windermere	30th December at 19.20	1	The team was requested by the ambulance service to assist with a woman who was suffering from chest pains in Bowness. They were having difficulty reaching her because of the snow that remained from the earlier heavy fall.