Welcome to the Cornwall Search and Rescue Team website.
Cornwall SRT is a registered charity that provides a search and rescue service across inland Cornwall for missing and injured people 24/7. Dealing with up to 60 incidents a year, we're one of the busiest teams of our kind in Southern England.
Our call outs are throughout Cornwall - from Bodmin Moor through to town and countryside areas.
Here you will find pages of information and latest news all about us and how you can help to support our vital work.
In response to requests for more information about the team, we have enhanced the 'About Us' section. Click on that page and check out all the links in the box on the right hand side.
You can also contact the team (see contacts page for details) and be sure to browse our image gallery.
And for a special treat, be sure to check out this YouTube footage of the team training with Rescue 169 from RAF Chivenor up on Bodmin Moor last summer.
| Cheque presentation to team after 999 day |
The team would like to say thank you to everyone who attended the recent 999 day held at the Eden Project. Special thanks of course must go to the organisers and colleagues from other emergency services who nominated the team as this year's main charity.
We were delighted therefore to recently receive a cheque of £1500 which will help the team purchase a new land rover in the future.
You can read more about the event at:
www.999cornwall.co.uk and This is Cornwall News Story
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| [37] - St Germans, Search |
The team was called out to search for three missing people at the Port Eliot country estate. The first missing person was a nine year old boy who was last seen playing near the mud flats at sunset. The other two missing people were both adults who had gone looking for him.
The team was fortunately stood down en route when all three were located via hasty searches, safe and well. |
