Author: ukemergency

FL56 UNR This is a Dog Control Ford Transit Connect that is operated…



FL56 UNR This is a Dog Control Ford Transit Connect that is operated by ‘Community Protection’ in Nottingham. This police-style service is a collaboration between Nottingham City Council and Nottingham Police.



The side view, showing the police-style markings. The service was created to tackle anti-social behaviour and environmental crime. Officers issue fines covering a range of misdemeanours.

This is an unregistered brand new BMW 530 that is being prepared…



This is an unregistered brand new BMW 530 that is being prepared for service. It is only carrying a partial livery at this stage.



On the nearside, more of the livery has been applied over the top of the battenburg markings. The rear chevrons are yet to be added.



A closer look at the side that shows this roads policing vehicle is jointly operated by Durham and Cleveland forces. This stems from an agreement started in April 2011 which sees the two forces working collaboratively in many areas.

Cliff Rescue (2012)



Cliff Rescue (2012): In this series of photographs we see how a minor cliff rescue operation is carried out by the Coastguard to rescue a small dog.



HF54 JPJ On receiving the 999 call for help, a Coastguard Nissan Navara makes its way to the scene using blue flashing lights.



A look at the side of the 4×4 as it parks up at the foot of the cliffs.



On the roof is a water rescue craft and inside is rope rescue equipment.



The single crew member climbs out and begins to appraise the situation.



Powerful binoculars are used to try and locate the dog. The view from the bottom of the cliff is much better than trying to look down from the top. The dog’s owners are at the top of the cliff and have just been accompanied by another Coastguard rope rescue team.



The team at the top of the cliff set up a tripod that will act an a ground anchor for lowering a cliff rescue team member.



The descent begins with bystanders keeping well clear of the winch area.



The rescuer makes his way 40 feet down the cliff but is still not near the dog.



The ground crew are in radio contact with the clifftop crew and help direct the abseil.



Behind a small hill, part way down the cliff, the rescuer picks up the dog and places it inside a red waterproof bag ready for hoisting. Due to the unpredictability of animals in this situation, it is completely enclosed in the bag with a small gap left for breathing.



One of the coastguard crew signals as the final part of the ascent is made.



The rescue is complete and the ecstatic owner is reunited with her errant pooch.

OE56 JPX This Airwave emergency response Land Rover Defender is…



OE56 JPX This Airwave emergency response Land Rover Defender is seen here on standby. The black bag on the roof is removed to reveal a telescopic antenna. It also carries ‘lossy’ cabling that can be run down a tunnel and used as a repeater. This means that the emergency services’ radios can work anywhere underground if the cable is reasonably close by.

A 2012 Lincolnshire Police Vauxhall Astra…



A 2012 Lincolnshire Police Vauxhall Astra. From 2012 this make of car replaced older Ford Focus and Skoda Octavia response cars. All of the Astras are batternburg marked, a departure from the ‘jam sandwich’ markings.

YJ12 BAU This silver VW Transporter is a mobile police office with…



YJ12 BAU This silver VW Transporter is a mobile police office with North Yorkshire Police. It is one of a pair of these non-emergency police vehicles introduced in 2012.



The rear view showing the retractable canopy and unusual screen over the rear window.



The screen folds down and is actually a bike carrier. This is a standard VW accessory for the Transporter and can accommodate four bikes on the four rails.

X999 PML A Land Rover Discovery 4 SDV6 GS in black that is used by…



X999 PML A Land Rover Discovery 4 SDV6 GS in black that is used by MARS (Mercia Accident Rescue Service). It carries a personalised plate of 999 and the company’s initials.



The side view of the Land Rover showing the MARS logo and supported by Prometheus Medical Ltd.



The rear view of the Land Rover that covers Hertfordshire and Worcestershire.