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Industry body backs new outdoor exhibition at Birmingham

The industry body behind Britain’s outdoor manufacturers and retailers has thrown its weight behind a new three-day show to be held in Birmingham.

19 October 2010

Mountain rescue helicopter centres set to close under Whitehall plans

The RAF base that co-ordinates all of Britain’s helicopter mountain rescue missions looks set to close under coalition Government plans.

19 October 2010

Volunteer cave rescuers pick up Queen's award

A cave and mountain rescue group has received royal approval for its volunteer work. The Cave Rescue Organisation, based in Clapham in the Yorkshir...

19 October 2010

Retailer Blacks in talks with would-be buyers

High Street outdoors retailer Blacks Leisure said today it was in talks with potential buyers. The company, which runs the Millets and Blacks store...

19 October 2010

National park groups welcome decision to ditch nuke plants

The coalition Government will not go ahead with plans to build two new nuclear power stations at sites on the Cumbrian coast, but a further reactor will be built at the existing Sellafield nuclear facility if Parliament agrees.

18 October 2010

Walker stretchered from fell after slip

A walker was stretchered from a Lakeland fell today after injuring herself in a fall. Coniston Mountain Rescue Team was called at 2.45pm to help th...

16 October 2010

Police seek mystery cyclist who left bike chained up

Police in north Wales are looking for a mystery cyclist whose mountain bike has been left chained to a telegraph pole for more than a month.

15 October 2010

Third night-time search prompts plea from rescuers

Two walkers had to be brought to safety from a Lake District fell last night after getting lost in the dark.

15 October 2010

Rescuers' renewed plea to walkers after man lost in dark

A second Lake District mountain rescue team has issued a plea to walkers to carry the right equipment as daylight hours get shorter and temperatures fall.

14 October 2010

Modified climbing cams now ready after recall

Climbers who returned a camming device after a material fault was found will be getting replacements this week.

19 October 2010

Woman airlifted after Lakeland slip

A walker was airlifted from a Lake District fell after injuring herself in a fall. Nine members of the Coniston Mountain Rescue Team went to the wo...

19 October 2010

Walking route cuts 'will set back countryside fifty years'

Impending Government cuts could put the countryside out of bounds to walkers, according to the Ramblers.

19 October 2010

Walkers should gear up for winter now, warn experts

Walkers need to gear up for winter, according to mountain experts. The advice came as snow and blizzards were forecast for the northern Highlands t...

18 October 2010

Win Teva goodies worth £250 and the chance of a dream adventure holiday

Adventure footwear brand Teva has teamed up with grough to offer one lucky reader the chance to win a goody bag worth £250 including a pair of Teva Forge Pro multi-sport shoes which retail at £110, ideal for both extreme use or just lounging around in.

18 October 2010

BBC programmes look at Wainwright's early years

Alfred Wainwright’s early years come under scrutiny on the airwaves with two programmes about the curmudgeonly fellwalker.

16 October 2010

Public's view sought on first stretch of English coast path

A public consultation opens today on the first section of the all-England coastal path. Natural England, the Government’s advisory body on the na...

15 October 2010

Activists will meet at threatened Peak District hall

Volunteer activists from Britain’s oldest conservation body will gather this weekend at a national park centre threatened with closure.

14 October 2010

'National trust for waterways' planned in quango shake-up

The organisation in control of more than 2,000 miles of canals and towpaths is to be turned into a ‘national trust’ for waterways.

14 October 2010

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