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On 10th August, the team was requested by North Wales Police to assist a walker who had sustained an ankle injury near Castell Dinas Bran. A forward party quickly made their way to the casualty, where the injury was assessed. Pain relief was given and the injured leg was splinted before the casualty was carefully evacuated from the hill using a stretcher and wheel. The casualty was safely brought to the roadhead and handed over to Welsh Ambulance Services University NHS Trust

On 9th August, the team was requested by North Wales Police to assist a walker who had sustained an injury following a fall and was also experiencing chest pain. Once the casualty's location had been established, it became clear that she was some distance from the nearest road and required assistance as quickly as possible. Working alongside North Wales Police and Maritime and Coastguard Agency R336, a plan was put in place to get the casualty to appropriate medical care as q

On the 8th August, while the team was already deployed elsewhere, we received a request from North Wales Police to assist a walker who had become lost in the Clwydians. The walker had become increasingly concerned after being unable to find her way off the hill and had limited phone battery remaining. With warm conditions and no water remaining, there was a risk that the situation could deteriorate if contact was lost. Using Sarloc Rescue PhoneFind and information provided b