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Scottish mountain rescue teams helped almost 700 people in 2023, figures show

Scottish Mountain Rescue teams are dealing with about a third more callouts than before lockdown, with almost 700 people rescued last year. More than half (56%) of calls were linked to mountaineering, totalling 319 incidents, figures showed. Last ...

13 May 2024 at 16:12

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Mountain rescue teams had most call-outs on record in 2022, report shows

Civilian mountain rescue teams responded to the highest number of call-outs on record last year, figure show. Scottish Mountain Rescue’s (SMR) statistics report for 2022 shows they responded to 709 call-outs, up from 698 in 2021. The report is ...

12 May 2023 at 14:04

Rambler returns to climb Ben Nevis with woman who saved his life there

A physiotherapist and the man whose life she saved after he collapsed on Britain’s highest mountain have returned to finally make it to the summit together two years on. Trevor Botwood, 63, who suffered a cardiac arrest on Ben Nevis in August ...

22 Sept 2022 at 15:33

Scotland

Mountain rescue teams report busiest year on record in 2021

Mountain rescue teams experienced their busiest year on record in 2021, attending 660 incidents. The Scottish Mountain Rescue (SMR) statistics report shows the number of incidents it attended last year was up from 497 in 2020. There were 951 ...

06 May 2022 at 13:55

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