Executive Committee
The Executive Committee is the body elected by Members that manages the Team in all of its aspects.
You can contact our current committee here.
The Executive Committee is the body elected by Members that manages the Team in all of its aspects.
You can contact our current committee here.
Wardens
The Team's Wardens are the key point of contact for the Calling Authorities (those that call us out from the public bodies such as Police, Fire & Ambulance). They also help to manage responses during rescues and help to keep the team ready for deployment, 365 days a year.
The Team's Wardens are the key point of contact for the Calling Authorities (those that call us out from the public bodies such as Police, Fire & Ambulance). They also help to manage responses during rescues and help to keep the team ready for deployment, 365 days a year.
Holding Trustees
There are 5 Holding Trustees who ensure the assets of the Team are held in good order and available for use, or disposed of when no longer needed.
There are 5 Holding Trustees who ensure the assets of the Team are held in good order and available for use, or disposed of when no longer needed.
National Structure
Along with 15 other Cave Rescue teams in the UK and Ireland, we are all members of and are supported by a national council, British Cave Rescue Council (BCRC).
The BCRC is a co-ordinating body (not a governing one); it supports the teams with national representation, equipment co-ordination and its trustees are members of teams from across the country.
The BCRC is a co-ordinating body (not a governing one); it supports the teams with national representation, equipment co-ordination and its trustees are members of teams from across the country.
We are also an Associate Member of Mountain Rescue England & Wales (MREW) who are the coordinating body for land based rescue in England and Wales, and a member of South Wales Search & Rescue Association (SWSARA) our regional MREW Association.
