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New Cumbria National Trust boss Jeremy Barlow makes pledge on landscape
The man who has taken over the National Trust’s operations in Cumbria says rebuilding the memorial cairn on top of England’s highest mountain is among the charity’s key tasks this year.
Praise for Duke of Edinburgh's team in eight-hour rescue on Peak District hill
Rescuers have praised a group of young people who ‘did all the right things’ after two of them were injured on a Peak District moorland.
Rescuers voice concerns after two further incidents on wintry Lakeland mountains
Rescuers were called out to two incidents where outdoor enthusiasts were injured in falls on wintry Lake District mountains.
FOI request reveals planning officer recommended Thirlmere zipwire refusal
Lake District bosses have revealed the national park’s planning officer had recommended rejection of the plans for zipwires across Thirlmere.
We join Lake District felltop assessor Zac Poulton to brush up our winter skills
Fancy brushing up your winter mountain skills with an expert? We took to the hill with one of the Lake District's felltop assessors...
Spine Race organisers suspend running in face of severe weather warnings
Organisers of the Montane Spine Race have halted the event in the face of severe weather warnings. Runners are being held at checkpoints until it i...
Search dogs found walker Richard Cockerham alive after 48 hours on Lakeland fells
Rescuers have revealed details of the huge operation to find a walker who was missing on the Lakeland fells for 48 hours in severe weather.
Wainwright Society voices opposition to planned Thirlmere zipwire
Aficionados of the late Lakeland author Alfred Wainwright have evoked his memory in declaring their opposition to a proposed zipwire across Thirlmere.
Film-maker Terry Abraham resigns from Lakes charity over Thirlmere zipwire stance
Acclaimed film-maker and photographer Terry Abraham has resigned from a charity over the planned zipwires at Thirlmere.
Walkers and mountain biker rescued in busy three-day period for Patterdale team
A Lake District rescue team was called out four times in three days to aid three walkers and a mountain biker in separate incidents.
Patagonia: the campaigns go on as company nears $1bn milestone
Ryan Gellert, one of the ethical brand's top bosses, speaks to grough and admits the microplastics problem scares the hell out of him.
Cumbrian mountain rescue volunteers in action as blizzards sweep county
Mountain rescuers had to dig through a quarter of a mile of snowdrifts to reach a patient with heart problems in Cumbria.
Friends of Lake District president Sir Martin Holdgate receives Churchill Award
The president of the Friends of the Lake District has received an award for his work on science and the environment.
Julia Bradbury to showcase Britain's 100 favourite walks in 2½-hour TV special
Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy some of Britain’s best walks – without leaving the comfort of their sofa.
Eoin Keith takes the lead in Spine Race as Jim Mann retires injured
The Montane Spine Race earned its reputation as Britain’s most brutal over the past 24 hours as runners battled high winds and blizzards in the north Pennines.
National Trust and actor Caroline Quentin latest opponents of Thirlmere zipwires
Leading conservation charity the National Trust has said it will object to the planned zipwire at Thirlmere.
Thirlmere zipwire: film-maker Terry Abraham expands on reasons for charity resignation
Film-maker Terry Abraham very publicly resigned as ambassador of the newly rebranded Lake District Foundation on Friday at the event being staged to mark its rebirth.
Tourism and business bodies back Thirlmere zipwire plans
The controversial planned zipwires across a Lake District reservoir have received backing from two tourism and business bodies.