Tees River Rescue is an independent rescue charity based on the River Tees in the North East of England.
As well as providing search and rescue, we patrol the River at peak times throughout the year and provide education, support and reassurance for river users up and down the 26.7 miles of navigable river.
As a charity, we rely on support from the public, local businesses, supporters and our volunteers. Tees River Rescue has no paid staff and receives no government funding. As an independent inland lifeboat we aim to be on call 24/7 at the request of emergency services and to provide patrols at key times.
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We have had an amazing day at 🚨Siren Fest🚨 today. We hope you enjoyed meeting 'Bob' and rescuing him as well as everything else at this amazing event. CPAD Ingleby Barwick Fundrwick Fund and everyone else who attended for what was a great day.
Our volunteers have been busy getting our vehicles clean to show you all at the Sirens Fest tomorrow!![]()
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It is mental health awareness week and we wanted to share this post from Samaritans. It's OK to not be#mentalhealthe#itsokaynottobeokayeokayThis Mental Health Awareness Week we wanted to give you a quick reminder that at times where you’re feeling really overwhelmed it’s OK to strip everything right back – you can do things in your own time and in your own way. You don’t have to face anything alone, we’re here 📱 116 123.
⌛counting down..... Soon be Saturday 🎉🎊🎉👍
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Sad news from Leicestershire. Our thoughts with the families affected by this tragedy.![]()
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Please explain to your children some of the dangers of entering the water and tell them how if they get into trouble floating is the best chance they have to survive. ![]()
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Boy dies after being pulled from river in Leicestershire
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Police pronounced the teenager dead at the scene after rescuing three other boys from the River Soar, in Barrow-upon-Soar near Leicester.