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Bishop is urged to put access at heart of Government forest plans

Outdoor enthusiasts’ groups today urged the Bishop of Liverpool to put access at the heart of the Government’s plans for England’s forests.

10 May 2011

Police raid estate after golden eagle poisoned

Police have raided a Highland estate after a golden eagle was poisoned by an illegal pesticide. Grampian Police and officers from the Scottish Gove...

10 May 2011

Night-time rescue for Duke's Award team caught in dark

A group of youngsters were rescued from the Peak District’s highest hill yesterday after getting lost in the dark.

09 May 2011

Are you one of our competition winners?

Emma Steigmann of Sittingbourne in Kent was the lucky winner of grough’s Teva competition. Ms Steigmann will receive a Teva Adventure Pack, with ...

07 May 2011

Nine ascents and 135 characters for a Cool Everest record

British mountaineer Kenton Cool today broke two records, with his ninth ascent of Everest – and the first Tweet sent from the summit of the world’s highest peak.

06 May 2011

Sir Chris joins mountain rescue walk pair

Two mountain rescue team members were joined by Everest summiteer and elder statesman of British mountaineering Sir Chris Bonington for part of their walk across England.

05 May 2011

Woman rescued after reservoir slip

A walker was rescued after falling down the bank of a reservoir and injuring her leg. Members of Edale Mountain Rescue Team were called yesterday a...

05 May 2011

Hundreds join rescuers for awareness day

A police helicopter dropped into an event as hundreds of visitors joined mountain rescuers as they showed off their skills.

04 May 2011

Met Office figures confirm April was driest on record

April was the warmest on record, according to provisional figures released by the Government’s official weather organisation.

03 May 2011

Tale of woe for challengers who climbed the wrong mountain

A group of hapless Three Peaks Challengers climbed the wrong mountain and got lost on another. The six, from Cricklade in Wiltshire, set out to wal...

10 May 2011

Walkers will carry coffin to mark 'death of wilderness'

A group of walkers plans to carry a coffin to the site of a proposed windfarm to mark the death of the Scottish wilderness.

09 May 2011

Walker suffers broken hip in Peak District fall

Two mountain rescue teams went to the aid of a man who suffered serious injuries when he fell while walking with friends.

08 May 2011

'Sweetheart, we're on top!' – Kenton phones home from Everest

Record-breaking Everest mountaineer Kenton Cool has returned safely to base camp after reaching the top of the world’s highest peak for the ninth time.

07 May 2011

'Dedicated' mountain rescuer dies in plane crash

A mountain rescue volunteer was killed when his light aircraft crashed yesterday. David Watt, 64, died when the aeroplane he was flying crashed in ...

06 May 2011

Back to work for William as he flies two Snowdon rescue missions

The newlywed Prince William was back at work yesterday, helping fly two rescue missions on the Snowdon massif to aid stricken walkers.

05 May 2011

Moor owners call for changes to fire-risk system as blazes continue

Land managers in charge of more than a fifth of moorland in England and Wales have called for a change to the system that triggers closure of access land to walkers, in the wake of widespread wildfires.

05 May 2011

Undies boss steps in as Blacks cuts losses

Struggling High Street outdoor retailers Blacks Leisure has managed to reduce its losses but warned trading conditions remain difficult.

04 May 2011

Plea for walkers to check before venturing into wildfire areas

A conservation charity is pleading with walkers to check before venturing into areas devastated by recent wildfires.

03 May 2011

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