News

GO Outdoors boss walks after nine months in job

The chairman of expanding retailer GO Outdoors has stepped down after only nine months in the job. John Lovering joined the company in August with ...

13 April 2011

Ex-lecturer will keep an eye on footpaths

A retired university lecturer will be the eyes and ears of an outdoors campaigning body. Jay Kynch will represent the Open Spaces Society in the so...

11 April 2011

Walker airlifted after fell rescue

A walker was airlifted to hospital after injuring himself today on a Lakeland fell. The man was descending from the summit of the Old Man of Conist...

11 April 2011

Award expedition teenager rescued after collapsing

A teenager on a Duke of Edinburgh’s Award had to be rescued after collapsing on a fell. The 14-year-old girl was on a footpath near Hoober Edge a...

11 April 2011

Cakes, walks and rides will mark diamond day for first national park

A weekend of outdoor celebrations will mark the diamond jubilee of Britain’s first national park. The boss of the Peak District National Park Aut...

07 April 2011

Man makes his own way off fells during major search

A major search involving seven mountain rescue teams and handlers from the Search and Rescue Dogs Association ended when a missing man walked off the fell unharmed to greet rescuers at their vehicle.

06 April 2011

World body signs up for mountain peace

The official international mountaineering body has signed up to spread a message of peace among the world’s peaks.

05 April 2011

New map gives a tubular view of Lake District fells

A London-based geography teacher has produced a unique map of the Lakeland fells that pays homage to two renowned, but very different, artists.

05 April 2011

Campaign group looks for new staff member to help growth

Britain’s oldest national conservation charity is recruiting a new staff member to help support its local activists and increase its membership.

04 April 2011

Team of 18 helps Barry's wheechair Nevis ascent

A paralysed man has summited the UK’s highest mountain in an effort involving a team of 18 and a trip lasting 12 hours.

12 April 2011

Climber who died in quarry fall is named

A climber who died when he fell from a rockface has been named. Adrian Bridge, 60, of Gwernymynydd, Flintshire, fell while on a route at Pot Hole Q...

11 April 2011

Police seek help after osprey perch damaged

Police are appealing for information after an osprey perch was damaged. North Wales Police said the perch, which was on an old telegraph pole on th...

11 April 2011

Rescuers will put their skills on show to the public

Rescuers across England and Wales will demonstrate their skills as part of a continuing campaign to raise public awareness of the work they undertake.

08 April 2011

Police name kayaker who died after lake incident

Police have named the paddler who died in Ullswater yesterday. Samuel John Yarwood, of Poole, Dorset, died after the twin kayak he was in with a fr...

07 April 2011

Paddler dies as kayak capsizes on lake

A paddler has died after his kayak capsized on a Cumbrian lake. The man, believed to be in his 20s, was with a friend in a two-man boat on Ullswate...

06 April 2011

Walkers barred from historic Abbey land after inspector's ruling

Walkers will be barred from paths around a historic abbey after a Government inspector ruled they were not public rights of way.

05 April 2011

Expedition teenagers rescued from tent on Lakeland fell

Two teenagers were rescued from a Lakeland fell during a Duke of Edinburgh’s Award expedition. The 17-year-old boys from a school in Norfolk were...

04 April 2011

Drystone-walling scheme takes prize in Park Protectors' contest

A scheme to encourage traditional drystone walling and fencing skills in a national park has scooped top prize in an inaugural competition.

03 April 2011

Pages

<< < > >>

Your account


 

Follow our updates


 

Pages

<< < > >>