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The latest outdoor news updated throughout the day courtesy of grough.co.uk |
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Rescue helicopter winches injured walker from Cadair Idris |
Sun, 18 Apr 2021 18:23:25 |
A walker was winched from a Snowdonia mountain after injuring herself when she slipped.
A Coastguard helicopter flew to the scene on Cadair Idris after initially being called away to a more urgent incident
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Mountaineering Scotland welcomes lifting of stay-local orders for hill-goers |
Fri, 16 Apr 2021 00:12:37 |
Mountaineering Scotland has welcomed the easing of travel restrictions from Friday, allowing people to travel outside their local area.
But the organisation, which represents hillwalkers, mountaineers, ski tourers and climbers north of the border, pleaded with hill-goers to act responsibly
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Puppy Louis rescued after falling 300ft in Moffat Hills |
Wed, 14 Apr 2021 19:00:57 |
A puppy was rescued after surviving a 300ft fall on a Scottish hillside.
Police asked for the help of Moffat Mountain Rescue Team on Wednesday after springer spaniel Louis’s owners reported the incident
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Missing man walks to safety during major search in Cheviots |
Wed, 14 Apr 2021 14:32:51 |
A walker reported missing in the Cheviots managed to make his way to safety while a major search was underway.
The man’s wife contacted police on Sunday to say he was overdue from a walk in the hills near the England-Scotland border
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Retailer says camping gear ‘flying off shelves’ as Britons shun foreign travel |
Mon, 12 Apr 2021 19:22:54 |
The UK’s biggest outdoors retailer is anticipating a surge in camping as Britons look to holidays at home, with uncertainty continuing over foreign travel.
GO Outdoors said in the week following the UK Government’s announcement of measures to lead the country out of lockdown, online traffic searches for camping gear increased by 37 per cent
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Yorkshire Dales national park bosses welcome visitors’ return as lockdown eases |
Sat, 10 Apr 2021 19:33:09 |
National park bosses in the Yorkshire Dales said it is a huge relief to be able to properly welcome visitors back to the area from Monday.
In a joint open letter to would-be visitors, authority chair Neil Heseltine and chief executive David Butterworth acknowledged the importance of Britain’s national parks to the wellbeing of its population
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