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Campaigners lose legal challenge to Lake District off-roading decision
Campaigners have lost a legal challenge to the way Lake District bosses decided not to impose restrictions on two unsurfaced roads in the national park.
Dartmoor bosses ban camping at Bellever after anti-social groups descend on site
National park bosses in Dartmoor are using emergency powers to ban camping at a beauty spot close to internationally important prehistoric sites.
Police plead with hill-goers to go prepared after four rescues in southern Highlands
Police in the southern Highlands have urged hillgoers to plan ahead and go properly equipped, after a series of mountain rescue callouts to injured walkers.
Peak District countryside owners unite for 'no barbecues' message
Groups across the Peak District have come together to emphasise the message that barbecues are not allowed on open countryside across the national park.
Northumberland rescuers mount overnight vigil after Simonside wildfires
Mountain rescue volunteers spent the night on a Northumberland hill mounting a watch for wildfires. The vigil followed a blaze on Simonside, near R...
Peak District boss calls for a halt to moorland burning during Covid-19 crisis
A national park boss has called for a halt to moorland burning while the coronavirus crisis puts extra strain on emergency services.
Mountaineering council: new trespass law could restrict wild camping
The British Mountaineering Council said it is concerned about planned legislation that could criminalise wild camping.
Urgent work protects historic Yorkshire Dales mill hours before storm sweeps in
Work to protect a historic Yorkshire Dales building was completed hours before Storm Ciara swept the area.
Ullswater path improvements make the going easier for Lake District visitors
Lake District visitors will find the going easier on two routes in the Ullswater valley, thanks to path improvements.
Three cautioned for shore camping as Lakeland police increase patrols
Three Lake District campers found on the shore of Derwent Water were cautioned for breaking bylaws. Cumbria Constabulary said its officers have bee...
Lakeland police step up patrols to tackle anti-social camping in national park
Police in the Lake District said they will be carrying out patrols to tackle problem anti-social camping.
Work restarts on The Storr path project and Fairy Pools toilets on Skye
Work on improving access to an Isle of Skye beauty spot will restart shortly as the Scottish Government eases restrictions on construction sites.
Dartmoor national park rangers face abuse from anti-social visitors
Rangers in Dartmoor have faced abuse from irresponsible visitors as lockdown rules are eased. The national park authority said the behaviour is una...
Four summonsed under Covid-19 laws after Peak District moorland blaze
Four men from West Yorkshire have been summonsed to court after a Peak District wildfire that police believe was started by a barbecue.
Glen Clova landowner must remove hilltrack after appeal dismissed
A landowner in the Cairngorms will have to remove an unauthorised hilltrack after an appeal against enforcement action was dismissed.
Tree surgeon fined for damaging 200-year-old sycamore in Yorkshire Dales
A second person has been convicted after a healthy tree was damaged in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Scottish agency rejects Leadhills Estate appeal against licence suspension
Scottish Natural Heritage has turned down an estate’s appeal against its general licence suspension.
Woman fined £2,000 for damaging healthy tree in Yorkshire Dales village
Magistrates have fined a woman £2,000 for severely cutting back a healthy tree in a national park conservation area.