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Snowdonia walker rescued after major 12-hour night operation
Rescuers in Snowdonia were involved in a mammoth 12-hour overnight operation to find a stranded walker and bring him to safety.
Couple airlifted to hospital after 230ft fall down Grains Gill
A couple were airlifted to hospital after surviving a 70m fall down a snowy slope on a Lake District fell.
Edelrid Snipe climbing rope wins top ISPO award
German brand Edelrid scooped three awards at the recent ISPO trade show, including overall winner with its Snipe rope.
Lake District boss Richard Leafe will join record Windermere clean-up dive
The Lake District’s top boss will plumb new depths when he takes part in a record-breaking clean-up.
Five rescued in final day to remember for Royal Navy pilot Geoff Richardson
A search and rescue helicopter pilot had a day to remember on his final flying stint with the Royal Navy, rescuing five stricken hillgoers in the Lake District in four separate incidents.
Minister praises national trails but Ramblers voice concerns for future
A coalition Government minister has praised England’s long-distance footpaths, saying they are important for the economy of the areas they pass through.
WIN a £50 Trimm backpack with SportPursuit
SportPursuit and grough are offering another great prize in our free-to-enter competition, this time a £50 Trimm 28 litre Compact Backpack .
Climbers raise £3,500 for rescue team facing move when fire station closes
A mountain rescue team facing being made homeless under fire service cuts received a boost to its funds for a new base thanks to local climbers.
Royal Signals captain Rob Carnegie dies on Corn Du in Brecon Beacons
A soldier has died on south Wales’s second highest mountain. Captain Rob Carnegie’s death on Corn Du was being investigated, the Ministry of De...
Night-vision system will be used on new Coastguard rescue helicopters
New search and rescue helicopters in Scotland will have the most up-to-date equipment when they come into service in summer, the company operating them said.
More than 200 divers among 500 volunteers in Windermere lake clean-up
An underwater clean-up of England’s largest natural lake attracted volunteers from across the country.
Sheffield Adventure Film Festival kicks off today
The Sheffield Adventure Film Festival kicks off today, with another offering of cinematic thrills for armchair enthusiasts in its eighth year.
John Gay recounts his gruelling record 60-mile winter Ramsay Round
Jon Gay became the first to smash the 24-hour record for a winter Ramsay Round, a 60-mile mountain course with more than 8,000m of climbing .
On test: Sidas 3 Feet Mid Arch insoles
Fitting a pair of specialist insoles into a stiff pair of winter boots made a world of difference to their comfort.
Wainwright journalist Eric Robson will star at first Cumbria Fell Fest
A mini mountain festival will raise cash for mountain rescuers and an air ambulance service. The Cumbria Fell Fest will take place in April and fea...
Sidas insoles will ease the pain for Sir Ranulph Fiennes's Coldest Journey
Specialist footbed brand Sidas is helping to ensure the Coldest Journey team's feet stay comfortable on Antarctic trek.
Council says 'no' to plans for nuclear dump in Lake District
The Lake District will not be the site of a new underground nuclear waste dump, councillors have decided.
Climber Leo Houlding tells of 'out of this world' brutal Ulvetanna ascent
Top British climber Leo Houlding has described his ‘out of this world’ first climb of a brutal route in Antarctica, saying the expedition pushed his team to its limits.