Man rescued from Pendle Hill

8:40pm Sunday 23rd September 2012 in News

AN AIR ambulance crew was called to Pendle Hill this evening after a 45-year-old man collapsed with heart problems.

Members of Rossendale and Pendle Mountain Rescue Trust were also at the scene to assist the man.

He was out walking with his partner at around 5pm when he complained of chest pain.

He was flown to Royal Blackburn Hospital where he was described as being in a stable condition.

Comments (3)

10:27am Mon 24 Sep 12

Izanears says...

I hope he gets better and I also hope his family make a donation to the Air Ambulance
I hope he gets better and I also hope his family make a donation to the Air Ambulance Izanears

9:59pm Tue 25 Sep 12

Phlebotomist says...

I would like to say a big thank you to all three gentlemen on the air ambulance,they were lovely and managed to do what was needed in very wild weather conditions whilst also having good humour to keep everyone's spirits up,thank you from us all,we always donate clothes but will continue to donate to the Air Ambulance x
I would like to say a big thank you to all three gentlemen on the air ambulance,they were lovely and managed to do what was needed in very wild weather conditions whilst also having good humour to keep everyone's spirits up,thank you from us all,we always donate clothes but will continue to donate to the Air Ambulance x Phlebotomist

10:06pm Tue 25 Sep 12

Phlebotomist says...

And also a big thank you to the mountain rescue team and the lovely lady who offered me her coat to warm me up,thank you xxx
And also a big thank you to the mountain rescue team and the lovely lady who offered me her coat to warm me up,thank you xxx Phlebotomist

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