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Xtreme Everest seeks trekkers for new research
Organisers of a medical expedition that put a team on top of Everest last year is looking for volunteers to trek to the mountain’s base camp to help further research.
Everest group leads mountain clean-up
Helicopter parts and 69 oxygen bottles were among nearly a tonne of rubbish removed from Everest by a group of mountaineers earlier this year.
Walker rescued after collapsing on fell
A man was airlifted from a Lake District fell this afternoon after he collapsed while walking. Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team was alerted about 1....
Peak agreement saves Bronze Age site
A nationally important Bronze Age site in the Peak District has been saved from quarrying after a compromise agreement was reached between the national park authority and landowners.
Flares make a return as walking festival starts
A series of beacons will light the skies to celebrate a walking festival. The Ochil Hills Photo: Brian Forbes Mountain rescuers will be among ...
Climbers told to check their gear after cam fails
Climbers are being warned to check a vital piece of equipment after camming device broke during a fall.
Climbers airlifted from Snowdon crag
Two climbers were plucked by helicopter from a Snowdon crag after one was injured in a fall. The two men were rescued after clinging to a narrow gr...
Scots Government stumps up mountain-rescue cash
The Scottish Government has chipped in with a donation of £300,000 to mountain rescue services. The money will be spread across all the teams in S...
Inquiry follows ten-year footpath campaign
A ten-year footpath campaign will culminate tomorrow in a public inquiry. Diane Andrewes Photo: David Andrewes Activist Diane Andrewes was force...
Bodies fight windfarm plans
Plans for two separate windfarms are being opposed by a national park authority and access campaigners.
Peak rescuers search for helpers
A Peak District rescue team is launching a different kind of search. Edale Mountain Rescue Team needs marshals to help on one of its major fundrais...
Foot-and-mouth fence must go, rules minister
Access campaigners are celebrating after a national park authority was told it must remove a fence on open country.
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Snowdon cafe schedule slips nine months
Building work on the new Snowdon summit cafe is now nine months behind schedule and the new mountain-top centre will not open until spring next year.
William to join RAF rescue helicopter force
If you’re unfortunate enough to need the RAF’s Big Yellow Taxi after coming a cropper on the hills, that face peering from the pilot’s window might look familiar.
Woman, 68, hurt in Lakes fall
Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team was in action today after a 68-year-old woman was injured on a Lakeland fell.
Borders walkers rescued from flooded valley
Five walkers were airlifted from the Cheviot Hills after being cut off by flood water. The group, two of whom had heart conditions, was rescued fro...
Wolves and Orangemen: under the Corrie's microscope
The latest edition of the hillzine The Angry Corrie dropped on to the mat at grough headquarters today.