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Minister Rory Stewart pledges England Coast Path cash is safe
A Westminster environment minister has pledged that cash for the England Coast Path is safe. Rory Stewart, parliamentary under-secretary at the Dep...
Outdoor groups pay tribute to Michael Meacher, architect of right to roam
Outdoor campaigners paid tribute to a former Labour Environment Secretary who has died. Michael Meacher was the architect of the right-to-roam laws...
Ramblers welcome Appeal Court ruling that could open up 1,000 'lost' paths
Up to 1,000 lost paths and bridleways could be reinstated after the Court of Appeal upheld a case based on a law passed more than 200 years ago.
Groups oppose Lowther Estate's 'money making' Lake District hub plans
A row is brewing over plans by the brother of the Earl of Lonsdale to create a ‘welcome hub’ on common land in the Lake District.
Ramblers 'overjoyed' as 2020 announced as England Coast Path end date
The country’s biggest walkers’ charity has welcomed the coalition Government’s announcement of a completion date for the England Coast Path.
Outdoor bodies brief Westminster politicians ahead of general election
Outdoor representatives urged parliamentarians to support their cause in a ‘speed-briefing’ at Westminster.
Ramblers' review call as farmer cleared after walker Roger Freeman's death
A farmer has been acquitted of manslaughter following the death of a walker attacked by cattle on his land.
'Feisty' footpath champion Pat Wilson dies, aged 97
A feisty footpath campaigner who asked for a pair of wirecutters as a Christmas present has died aged 97.
Bosses join walk to mark anniversary of the 'Billy Butlin of outdoor holidays'
A group of walkers will set out today to mark the anniversary of the birth of a pioneer of outdoor holidays.
Ramblers say England Coast Path 'out in cold' in Chancellor's statement
Britain’s biggest walkers’ charity said it was concerned the England Coast Path had been left out in the cold in Chancellor’s autumn statement.
Lords and MPs hit the Peak hills to hear of importance of outdoor activities
Parliamentarians were due to hit the Peak District hills today for a view of the importance of outdoor activities.
Cornwall's paths are starved of funds, says Ramblers president Kate Ashbrook
A seasoned campaigner for the rights of walkers accused Cornwall’s authorities of neglecting the county’s footpaths.
Walker from Amersham Ramblers dies in 50ft Dorset cliff fall
A walker has died after falling 50ft down a cliff while on a Ramblers’ trip on the south coast of England.
Ramblers welcome Government go-ahead for Isle of Wight coast path
Campaigners have welcomed the coalition Government’s announcement that it will create a coast path around the Isle of Wight.
Ramblers' footpath volunteers' work saves councils £1m
Volunteers from Britain’s biggest walking charity contributed almost £1m-worth of work fixing footpaths last year.
Campaigner Kate Ashbrook urges public to reignite Kinder Trespassers' zeal
A leading outdoors campaigner said the zeal of the Kinder Scout trespassers must be reignited to protect the countryside from Government attacks on green spaces.
Campaigning Kate Ashbrook marks 30 years with Open Spaces Society
A tireless campaigner for walkers’ rights today celebrated 30 years with Britain’s oldest national conservation body.
Ramblers press the case for access with giant map at Welsh Senedd
The Ramblers continued their campaign to open up the Welsh countryside to walkers by getting Assembly Members to walk all over the nation.