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Military jamming exercises will affect walkers' GPS signals

The Government’s official communications watchdog is warning outdoor enthusiasts their GPS units may be affected by upcoming jamming exercises.

25 January 2012

Gamekeeper faces £7,000 extra costs after failed appeal on raptor offences

A gamekeeper who lost his appeal against convictions for illegal trapping of birds of prey faces further costs of £7,000.

24 January 2012

Airlifted 19-year-old walker dies from injuries

A walker who was airlifted to hospital has died from his injuries. Craig Cathie, 19, fell between 6m and 9m (20ft and 30ft) yesterday while walking...

24 January 2012

Fictional vigilante provides £10,000 boost to mountain rescuers' appeal

A writer of a series of thriller novels has chipped in with a donation to help replace a mountain rescue vehicle that was written off in a road crash.

24 January 2012

Banff Mountain Film Festival UK tour kicks off this weekend

It is one of the best known adventure film festivals, packing in about 300 movies aimed at outdoors and adventure enthusiasts.

23 January 2012

Shedload of Bonington material goes on show thanks to lottery grant

Some of the most important items of British mountaineering history that had been kept in a shed are now safe after a two-year preservation project.

23 January 2012

Adventurers sought for second mountain rescue team challenge

A mountain rescue team has thrown down the gauntlet to adventurous outdoors fans who fancy finding their way round a forest on foot and on a bike.

22 January 2012

Walker suffers head injury after fall in high winds

A walker was airlifted from the fells after suffering head injuries in a fall. The woman was walking near Cove Bridge on the Walna Scar Road track ...

22 January 2012

Pair win 'most brutal' race in six-day Pennine Way run

An event touted as Britain’s most brutal race has been won by a pair of runners who completed the length of the Pennine Way in less than seven days.

20 January 2012

'Unstraightened' water course will help wildlife thrive

A Cairngorms stream that was straightened to provide land drainage has been transformed back to its meandering course to help wildlife thrive.

25 January 2012

Brief thaw leads to high avalanche risk before forecast refreeze

Two Highland areas are at high risk of avalanche tomorrow as a temporary thaw sets in leading to unstable conditions.

24 January 2012

Search for missing walker called off after three days

The search for a walker missing in the Cairngorms for five days has been called off. A major search was undertaken today by up to 70 rescuers, but ...

24 January 2012

Police appeal for sightings of missing walker after two-day search

A major search involving five rescue teams has been mounted for a walker missing in the Highlands. Animals and handlers from the Search and Rescue ...

23 January 2012

Injured walker airlifted to hospital by Coastguard

A man has been rescued after injuring himself  while walking in Wester Ross. Police were alerted at 4pm today to the incident in the Gairloch area...

23 January 2012

Walker carried from England's highest peak after leg injury

A walker was rescued from England’s highest mountain after falling a suffering a suspected broken ankle.

23 January 2012

British mountain ultrarunner crowned top international athlete

A top British ultrarunner has been crowned athlete of the year by an international body. Lizzy Hawker was voted the top woman in the competition ru...

22 January 2012

Walkers' summit rescue follows chance encounter by team

A group of walkers stranded on a mountain top was helped from the summit by rescuers who came across them by chance.

21 January 2012

Trial date set for man charged with Snowdon driving offences

A man will face trial following two incidents on which a 4x4 vehicle was found on Wales’s highest mountain.

20 January 2012

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