Ramblers
Paths are vital for tourism, says Ramblers' campaigner
Well maintained public paths are vital for tourism, a former Ramblers’ chairman said. Kate Ashbrook, speaking at a meeting to celebrate the 20th ...
Ramblers: make English coast path 'envy of world'
England’s new coastal path should be the envy of the world, urged the Ramblers’ chief. More than a third of the country’s coastline has no of...
Bercow's first job: England's coastal path
One of the first jobs for new House of Commons Speaker John Bercow tomorrow will be to oversee the second reading of the bill which will introduce a right to walk the length of England’s coast.
Scots mountaineers plead for rethink over Ramblers' closure
Scotland’s mountaineering body has called on the Ramblers to rethink the decision to close their Scottish office.
Ramblers staff face the boot as cash crisis hits charity
A cash crisis could see the Ramblers reduced to a rump outside England. Staff in Scotland and Wales face the sack or pay cuts with proposals to los...
Government holds off action on 'lost' paths
The Government has given a stay of execution on the threat to thousands of unrecorded rights of way. Walkers, cyclists and horse riders may lose th...
Lords throw out Peak quarry owner's legal bid
Law Lords have turned down a quarry operator’s bid to appeal against a landmark ruling in the Peak District.
Scots Ramblers' chiefs: we need to raise £200,000 within weeks
Scotland’s Ramblers today announced a cash appeal to help save the organisation from proposed cuts.
Ramblers: we're talking to staff over cuts
A drop in new membership, drying up of sponsorship and fewer legacies are the causes of the Ramblers’ cash crisis.
Young people ditch the gym for walking as recession bites
Young people are giving up the gym and taking up walking as the economic recession bites. That’s the conclusion of a survey carried out by walkin...