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Polartec boss to step down as company sale touted

The boss of outdoor fabric manufacturer Polartec has announced he is standing down. Andrew J Vecchione, president and chief executive of the Massac...

18 July 2012

Public invited to services marking life of avalanche victim Roger Payne

Friends and colleagues of the British Mountain Guide who died in the Mont Maudit avalanche are inviting the public to celebrate his life at three services.

17 July 2012

iPhone 'fresh air' app aims to get Lakes visitors out of their cars

Tourism bosses have introduced a ‘fresh air’ app for iPhones to encourage visitors to the Lake District to get out of their cars.

17 July 2012

Hunt announces £2m scheme to replace 'boring' signs at tourism sites

The coalition Government is to spend £2m replacing ‘dull and boring’ signs at the entry to six counties at the heart of the country’s tourism industry.

16 July 2012

Challenge walker rescued from Scafell Pike route

A walker taking part in a challenge event was airlifted from a Lakeland fell after injuring herself in a stumble.

16 July 2012

Seven-year-old Wilf to tackle seven tors to help dad's soldiers

A seven-year-old boy will walk across Dartmoor to raise cash to support soldiers in his father’s regiment.

15 July 2012

Boy seriously injured in fall from Jack's Rake scramble

A 12-year-old boy suffered serious injuries when he fell from a Lakeland scrambling route that recently claimed two lives within five days.

14 July 2012

Tributes to the men who perished in Mont Maudit avalanche

The families of two of the men killed in the Mont Maudit avalanche have spoken of their loss in tributes to the climbers.

13 July 2012

Two British Alpine climbers who died in avalanche named

The Foreign Office has named the two British climbers who died in the Alpine avalanche that killed Mountain Guide Roger Payne.

13 July 2012

Naked Rambler walks unclothed from prison and keeps his freedom

The Naked Rambler has been released from prison and allowed to walk free. An unclothed Stephen Gough stepped from jail in Perth and was immediately...

17 July 2012

Four rescue teams join major search for missing man in Highlands

Police are appealing for information about a man who is missing in the Highlands. Four mountain rescue teams, Search and Rescue Dogs Association me...

17 July 2012

Sir Chris joins walkers in raising £2,000 with Morecambe Bay walk

Mountaineering elder statesman Sir Chris Bonington helped raise £2,000 for a Lake District charity in a walk across Morecambe Bay’s sands.

16 July 2012

Pennine Way 'glamping' pods will be a first for Peak District

National park bosses have given the go-ahead to a plan for camping pods on the route of the Pennine Way.

16 July 2012

European mountain clean-up event comes to the Peak District

Outdoor enthusiasts are being offered the chance to clean up the environment as a Europe-wide scheme is extended to the UK for the first time.

16 July 2012

Wainwright calendar goes on sale to raise funds for juniper project

The annual calendar produced by members of the Wainwright Society has gone on sale. Profits from the 2013 calendar, which features photographs take...

15 July 2012

Yorkshire Three Peaks charity challenge put back due to waterlogged route

A major fundraising challenge event has been postponed because heavy rain has left the route waterlogged.

14 July 2012

Ramblers boss pays tribute to Roger Payne, a champion of mountain rights

Roger Payne, who died yesterday in an avalanche on Mont Maudit, was a leading voice in campaigns to increase access to land in both the UK and elsewhere, a Ramblers boss said.

13 July 2012

Man airlifted after munro fall leads to head injury

A man was airlifted from a munro after injuring his head in a fall. The man, in his 60s, fell about 15m (49ft) today on Sgùrr Dubh Mòr in the Cui...

12 July 2012

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