AN injured walker was rescued in dramatic fashion on the Pennine moors. The man had fallen down a 200-foot ravine close to the Pennine Way and prompted a massive rescue effort led by members of Woodhead mountain rescue. The team eventually called in the RAF and the injured man was winched to safety by a Sea King helicopter. He was treated in hospital for leg injuries. His colleague, who was cold but uninjured, was helped off the moors by Woodhead volunteers. Full story in tomorrow's Examiner.Read
