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Fence to tackle mass trespass, of sheep, on Kinder

To the rambler with a sense of history, it is as important as Bannockburn to a Scots nationalist, or Orgreave to a redundant miner.

15 November 2010

Mountain rescue patron William joins Helmand troops for Remembrance Day

Mountain rescue patron Prince William today joined British troops in Afghanistan for their Remembrance Sunday service.

14 November 2010

Walker dies and woman critical after attack by bull on footpath

A walker has died and a woman is critically ill after they were attacked by a bull. The pair, who police believe were a husband and wife, were gore...

13 November 2010

Upturned kayaks lead to Lake District search

Mountain rescuers launched a search for missing paddlers in the Lake District after two upturned kayaks were found.

11 November 2010

Work starts on last section of Ben Nevis path

Work on the final phase of an improvement to the path leading to Ben Nevis’s north face has begun. The final 750m section of the Allt a’Mhuilin...

10 November 2010

Drunk man's punishment: climb a mountain

As you top another false summit on that seemingly endless slog up your next mountain and ask yourself why you subject your body to such punishment, spare a thought for the man for whom a mountain walk was literally punishment.

09 November 2010

Gold mine firm's cash injection will fund further Highland exploration

The Australian mining company that was refused permission to reopen the Cononish gold mine near Ben Lui has raised £641,000 in a rights issue.

09 November 2010

Capsized kayaker rescued as his party paddles on unaware

A kayaking guide had to be rescued after he capsized but the pair of paddlers he was instructing carried on unaware.

08 November 2010

Campaigners urge action on partly blocked national trail

Campaigners are urging a council to take action to force developers to clear obstructions partly blocking a national trail.

08 November 2010

Ramblers call for legal rethink after bull kills walker

Britain’s biggest walkers’ charity has called for a rethink on the law on keeping livestock in fields.

15 November 2010

Farmer speaks of 'shock' after bull kills walker

A farmer today spoke of his shock after a bull in his field attacked two walkers, killing one and leaving the other fighting for her life.

14 November 2010

A year after the floods, £1.7m Lakeland path repairs continue

Next week marks the first anniversary of the unprecedented floods in Cumbria that caused devastation in many of the area’s towns and villages.

12 November 2010

Wainwright calendar sales will boost mountain rescue funds

Sales of a calendar produced by fans of the Lakeland guidebook author Alfred Wainwright have so far raised more than £4,000 for mountain rescue.

10 November 2010

Ex-City accountant joins list of outdoor greats

A former City accountant and his wife have joined a group of outdoor luminaries that includes Everest summiteers Sir Chris Bonington and Doug Scott.

09 November 2010

Walker carried from Lakleand fell after injury

A walker was stretchered from a Lakeland fell after injuring herself in a fall. Members of the Cockermouth Mountain Rescue Team were called at abou...

09 November 2010

Campaigners question need for 'draconian' forest sell-off law

The coalition Government was accused of taking on draconian powers in a move that could see access to England’s forests curtailed.

09 November 2010

Early taste of winter as snow cloaks Britain's mountains

Winter has arrived in many parts of Britain, with snow and high winds affecting many upland areas. Plas y Brenin, the national mountain centre at C...

08 November 2010

Dales youth outdoors scheme reaches grand milestone

In the week when Britain’s youth was accused of being terrified of the countryside, a national park scheme to give youngsters a taste of the outdoors has reached a grand milestone.

02 November 2010

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