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Campaigners celebrate as ministers turn down Allt Duine windfarm plans
The Scottish Government has rejected controversial plans for a windfarm on the edge of a national park.
Widow speaks out after coroner says neglect led to Army Brecon Beacons deaths
The widow of one of the three reservist servicemen who died during a special forces proving exercise in the Brecon Beacons has challenged the Ministry of Defence to change its procedures.
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.
Midnight Helvellyn walk and Blencathra starlight trip in Keswick festival schedule
A Lake District festival will offer walkers the chance to take a midnight hike up England’s third highest mountain.
Nick Estcourt Award will help fund Baffin Island big-wall climb
A team of climbers heading for a big wall climb on Baffin Island will benefit from a fund set up in memory of a mountaineer who died 36 years ago on K2.
Aberdeenshire gamekeeper George Mutch jailed for killing goshawk
A gamekeeper has been jailed for four months for killing a protected bird of prey. George Mutch of Kildrummy, was found guilty of four offences inv...
'Regulate guides' suggestion after Graham Paterson Cuillin fall death
The Scottish Government should consider regulating mountain guides, a sheriff said. Sheriff Derek Pyle made the recommendation following a fatal ac...
British Mountaineering Council pledges: we'll do more for hillwalkers
Many of the BMC's hillwalking members have complained it doesn't represent them well. It's determined to change that...
Outdoor fans urged to support charity in 'David and Goliath' windfarm fight
Mountaineers are urging outdoor fans to back a conservation charity battling a windfarm proposal in what it says is a David and Goliath fight.
Glen Coe Skyline runners warned of 'death risk' on course up Curved Ridge
Top mountain runners are among the entrants in a race over exposed mountain ridges in the Scottish Highlands.
Pull on your boots and head for Asturias, Spain's walkers' green paradise
Asturias in northern Spain is a far cry from the crowded resort beaches, with soaring mountains and peaceful coastal walks.
Sales of new Elliot Brown Mountain Rescue watch will raise funds for rescuers
Ten per cent from each sale of this upmarket limited edition watch will go to the umbrella body for mountain rescue in England and Wales.
Injured Cleveland walker rescued after horse riders hear cries for help
An injured walker was rescued after two horse riders heard his cries for help as darkness fell. The man was walking on his own in the Court Green a...
Lake District boss speaks out over zip wires, cuts and the importance of paying to park
He’s in charge of England’s biggest national park; he’s a big fan of the outdoors and adventurous activities; and he’s no stranger to conflict.
The outdoors year in view: our look back at the events of 2014
Here's grough's look over the shoulder at 12 months' of outdoor action...
Dales body adjourns John Blackie hearing indefinitely after barns row
A national park body has adjourned indefinitely a hearing into the conduct of one of its members. Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority member Jo...
National Trust for Scotland joins fight against Stronelairg windfarm
Scotland’s biggest conservation charity has thrown its weight behind the campaign against the building of a huge windfarm in the Highlands.
Naked Rambler Stephen Gough's human rights not breached, court rules
The Naked Rambler Stephen Gough has failed in an appeal to a European court against a breach of his human rights.