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National park group welcomes plan to bury more power lines

The Government body that oversees electricity distribution is recommending the extension of a scheme that has seen unsightly power lines buried in national parks.

08 December 2009

Everest woman will tell inspirational tale of a mountaineer

The only British woman to have climbed Everest twice will give a lecture in her home town this month.

06 December 2009

Ticks to tight boots: site has mountaineers' medical insights

Would you know how to cope with a medical emergency on the mountains? We all hope we will never need to deal with such a situation, but forewarned ...

04 December 2009

Reprint for Wainwright charity calendar

A calendar featuring photographs of some of Alfred Wainwright’s favourite fells has been flying off the shelves.

04 December 2009

Christensen takes the helm at Natural England

The acting chair of the Government’s advisory body on the natural environment has been confirmed as its head.

03 December 2009

Mountain teams face extra costs for gear damaged in flood rescues

The Lake District’s mountain rescue teams, praised by Prince Charles last Friday for their response during the unprecedented Cumbrian floods, face major costs to replace gear and vehicles damaged while rescuing victims of the deluge.

01 December 2009

National park extension talks will start in December

A public consultation on the enlargement of two of England’s national parks will begin next month. The announcement was made by David Vose of Nat...

30 November 2009

Nepal cabinet to meet at Everest base camp

Nepal’s cabinet will meet next month at Everest base camp to draw attention to the dangers posed to the mountain country by climate change.

29 November 2009

iROC races will test runners and mountain bikers again

Entries for an innovative adventure race which combines running, orienteering and mountain biking have opened, with organisers promising an even better event than the inaugural competition this year.

27 November 2009

Minister urges walkers to prepare for winter

Scotland’s sport minister today urged winter walkers and mountaineers to get themselves ready for winter.

07 December 2009

Sell-off climbdown on land 'where walkers picnic and watch birds'

Downland in the newly created South Downs national park that was threatened with being sold has been taken off the market.

06 December 2009

New bagging list offers eastern promise to walkers

Have you bagged all the munros; got every corbett under your boots? Well, here’s a new challenge for baggers: the ribus. Compiled by two expatria...

04 December 2009

South Downs land sell-off 'must be halted'

Campaigners are calling on a council to halt the sale of land next to Britain’s second-biggest Iron Age hillfort.

03 December 2009

Wanted: winter mountaineer for top job

A top job is on offer for anyone who wants to go up in the world. If you fancy being paid to do a spot of hillwalking each day, now’s your chance...

02 December 2009

Lakeland walkers warned as district takes stock

Lake District walkers are being advised to choose their routes with care as the area recovers from the recent devastating floods.

01 December 2009

The long walk in: mountaineers in drive for change?

Is it cheating to drive off the metalled road to get to the start of your Scottish hillbagging trip? Or should the whole journey be powered by muscle ...

30 November 2009

Nevis Model-T event could happen as trust softens stance

Britain’s highest mountain could yet see the re-enactment of one of its most bizarre events after conservationists softened their stance.

28 November 2009

Retailer in search for Geordie outdoors hero

A walking and climbing gear retailer is on the hunt for the most adventurous outdoors Geordie. GO Outdoors wants to hear nominations for an award, ...

27 November 2009

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