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Campaigners' rally will press for ban on Peak off-roaders

Campaigners will gather at a rally to press for the banning of off-roaders from trails in Britain’s oldest national park.

08 July 2011

Two dozen children rescued after boy falls 100ft

A party of schoolchildren was rescued from a hillside after one of them had to be airlifted to hospital when he fell 30m (100ft).

08 July 2011

Climber's brush with death prompts warning to stove users

A mountaineer has warned of the problems of using stoves at altitude after he nearly died due to carbon monoxide poisoning.

07 July 2011

Ultra runner breaks women's Lakeland peaks record

An ultra runner has smashed a 17-year-old record in a route across the Lakeland fells. Dark Peak Fellrunner Nicky Spinks added two extra hills to A...

06 July 2011

Climbing moves one step closer to Olympic status

Climbing moved a step closer to getting a foothold on the route to Olympic acceptance. The International Olympic Committee’s executive board plac...

05 July 2011

Walker suffers head injury in Lakeland tumble

A walker was flown to hospital after suffering a head injury when she tripped. The 52-year-old Carlisle woman was with friends when she fell on to ...

04 July 2011

Injured climber and walker airlifted after falls

A climber was airlifted from a ridge after falling on Britain’s highest mountain. The woman was on Observatory Ridge on Ben Nevis’s north face ...

03 July 2011

Car park extended at popular Highland nature reserve

Scottish Natural Heritage has doubled the number of car-parking places at a popular Highland nature reserve.

01 July 2011

Updated munro and corbett guide now available online

A mountain guide originally written by a luminary of Scottish hillwalking has been updated and is available online.

30 June 2011

Cumbria councillors reject national park growth plans

Councillors in Cumbria have objected to the enlargement of two national parks which would see their planning and countryside access powers switched to the national park authorities in the selected areas.

08 July 2011

Mountain biker rescued after woodland tumble

A mountain biker was rescued from woodland after injuring his head and hip in a fall. Woodhead Mountain Rescue Team was called about 9.10pm yesterd...

07 July 2011

Pair set up cafe on England's third highest peak

A pair of enterprising walkers have set up a cafe on England’s third highest peak. Brothers Owen and David Holmes have been serving hot and cold ...

06 July 2011

Geocacher's stash goes bang in securty alert

A suspect device, the discovery of which paralysed a Yorkshire town centre for three hours, was blown up by the Army – and found to be a geocache.

06 July 2011

Walkers' litter drives Nevis staff bananas

Litterbug walkers are driving staff bananas on Britain’s highest mountain. Officers from the John Muir Trust, which owns most of Ben Nevis, are d...

05 July 2011

Bodies team up to boost national park birds of prey

Bosses in a national park have teamed up with four other bodies to try to boost the population of birds of prey.

04 July 2011

Injured walker airlifted after 100ft fall

A walker was airlifted to hospital after falling from a Lakeland path. The 57-year-old woman from Essex tumbled about 30m (100ft) from a rock outcr...

02 July 2011

Aritist's Three Peaks gift will help upkeep of her subjects

An artist will donate part of her commission from an exhibition featuring the Yorkshire Three Peaks to a scheme to help their upkeep.

30 June 2011

Belay device importer produces recall factsheet for affected models

Gear manufacturer Petzl is sending replacement models of a recalled belay device to its UK distributor.

29 June 2011

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