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Naked Rambler back behind bars after Fife police take hard line
The Naked Rambler is back behind bars after enjoying just three days of freedom. Former Royal Marine Stephen Gough was arrested near Dunfermline by...
Now open: the youth hostel with a honeymoon suite
A refurbished youth hostel reopened to the public now boasts a honeymoon suite. Grinton Lodge in Swaledale also now has extra rooms, en-suite accom...
Outdoor event organisers warned not to put up illegal signs
National park bosses are warning outdoor event organisers not to post illegal advertising signs to publicise their events.
Government u-turn on buzzard-capture scheme in face of public outcry
The coalition Government has performed a u-turn on its plans to capture birds of prey and blast their nests with shotguns.
Farm boss admits poison offence after eagle body find
A farm manager has pleaded guilty to possessing a highly toxic pesticide that has been banned in the UK for 11 years.
Naturist fined after naked Yorkshire ramble
A naturist rambler has taken up the cudgels of nude walking while the original Naked Rambler Stephen Gough languishes in a Scottish jail.
Gamekeeper faces £7,000 extra costs after failed appeal on raptor offences
A gamekeeper who lost his appeal against convictions for illegal trapping of birds of prey faces further costs of £7,000.
Highland laird fined for river works that put rare species at risk
A Scottish laird was fined £9,000 for carrying out unauthorised engineering work in Scotland’s longest river on his Highland estate.
Mountaineers appeal for cash to fight national park housing plans
Walkers and mountaineers are being asked to dip into their pockets to support a £50,000 campaign against the building of almost 2,000 new houses in a national park.
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...
Police seek public's help after golden eagle found poisoned
Police are appealing for the public’s help after a golden eagle was poisoned on the west coast of Scotland.
Five win copies of Maconie's Never Mind the Quantocks
Five grough readers have each won a copy of broadcaster Stuart Maconie’s latest book. The winners were chosen at random from all those who correc...
Cash-strapped national park pays £650k for caravan site 'to save landscape'
A national park authority which is disposing of land and property in the face of budget cuts has forked out £650,000 to buy a caravan site.
Bridleway grid decision is victory for 'people power'
A campaigner’s court victory in a rights-of-way battle is an example of people power, he said. Alan Kind appealed to the High Court to force a co...
Court tells owner to open up historic site to walkers
A court has ordered a landowner to allow the public on to land that had been fenced off. Kent County Council took John Button to court to force him...
Trial date set for man charged with Snowdon driving offences
A man will face trial following two incidents on which a 4x4 vehicle was found on Wales’s highest mountain.
The great outdoors in 2011: the year in view
Our customary look-back at the past year provides a mix of triumph and controversy; tragedy and humour, with a few heroic acts.
Group celebrates 20 years of Peak walking
A group that helps people with ill health take walks in the Peak District has celebrated its 20th anniversary.