Mountain Rescue - Mountain Rescue in The United Kingdom

Mountain Rescue in The United Kingdom

In the United Kingdom, mountain rescue is a free service, provided by volunteers. Each team is an independent charity, and are linked together by regional organizations and national bodies. In England and Wales, Mountain Rescue (England & Wales) and in Scotland, MRCofS.

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