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WIN a £100 Haglöfs backpack with SportPursuit
SportPursuit and grough are offering another great prize to our competition winner, this time a £100 Haglöfs Mountain Surf Backpack.
Woodhead Mountain Rescue delves into history after series of bomb finds
Mountain rescue team members have turned history sleuths following a number of callouts to mysterious finds on the moors in its area.
British Mountaineering Council to draw up wild land charter south of border
The British Mountaineering Council said it will draw up a landscape charter to guide its representatives on how to deal with developments in the few remaining wild places in England and Wales.
MPs tell Transport Secretary: lives at risk in new rescue helicopter scheme
The chair of a House of Commons select committee has told a Government minister there are worries the closure of two search and rescue helicopter bases might lead to more deaths.
New rights of way secured in Lake District agreements with National Trust
More than a dozen new rights of way have been set up in the Lake District thanks to agreements between the national park authority and landowners.
Outdoor access not a major factor in ash dieback outbreak, Ramblers say
Britain’s biggest walking charity said allowing public access to the outdoors does not pose a major risk of spreading the deadly disease affecting the country’s ash trees.
Teen 'incredibly fortunate' after Sharp Edge rescue involving five plus a dog
A rescue team warned of the dangers of tackling an accident blackspot route after it had to go to the aid of two separate groups yesterday.
New coalition urges Government action on English common land
A coalition of diverse activists ranging from the head of the British Mountaineering Council to a National Farmers’ Union representative is urging the Government to put into action a law passed six years ago to record common land.
Friends speak of Benny Rothman, 'ultra hero' at blue plaque unveiling
Guests at the unveiling of a blue plaque to the Kinder Scout Mass Trespass leader Benny Rothman paid tributes to the man viewed by many as a prime mover in the fight for public access to Britain’s uplands.
Ramblers urge Government to act on stalled outdoor commitments
Britain’s biggest walking charity called on the coalition Government to kick-start a number of stalled commitments to the outdoors.
Ultrarunner Jez Bragg will attempt length of New Zealand in 50 days
One of Britain’s top ultrarunners will attempt to cover the entire length of New Zealand in a 50-day-challenge.
Country landowners say no need for new Isle of Wight coastal access
The organisation that represents country landowners said there is no need to extend the England Coast Path to the Isle of Wight.
Forestry Commission: no need to close affected dieback woodland to walkers
Britain’s forestry experts say there is no need to close woodland to walkers and outdoor enthusiasts following outbreaks of the deadly ash dieback fungus.
Gelert ditches supermarket sales and sets up specialist retailer network
Outdoor brand Gelert has announced it will stop supplying supermarkets and concentrate on supporting specialist outdoor retailers.
Win a £250 Sportiva UK GPS unit with SportPursuit
SportPursuit and grough are offering another great prize to our competition winner, this time a £250 Sportiva UK GPS unit.
Six-year campaign pays off as unlawful Brecon Beacons fence removed
Campaigners are celebrating victory after an unlawful ‘emergency’ fence across national park land was removed.
Gregory Z35 pack has new airflow system for back ventilation
The updated Z35 pack has a redesigned CrossFlo DTS system to provide cooling air flow across the back without sacrificing positive load transfer of weight to the hips.
Lake District bosses introduce free wi-fi at three centres
Visitors to the Lake District can stay connected after the national park authority introduced free wi-fi internet access at three of its information centres.