Around 12,000 Ramblers volunteers donate their time and skills to the cause we believe in: a walking Britain…

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Best-selling author and Lambeth resident Will Self argues that any new definitive maps of the capital’s footpaths should help create more rights of way for London’s walkers

As a committed urban trekker, I welcome the Ramblers’ campaign to make inner London [...]

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J is for Jollity – you know, that thing we associate with walking. Don’t we, lads and lasses? Heard this ’un? The missus, she’s so bow-legged, she can walk over Ingleborough on both sides at once. Eh? Boom-tish, eh? Come [...]

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F is for Flora and Fauna – my favourite outdoor twins.

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Life peer and former Deputy Leader of the Labour Party Roy Hattersley recalls a century of political struggle for public access to the countryside that surrounds his Derbyshire home…

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Fed up with this new posh boy coalition politics I’m down in Brighton looking for evidence of the Green revolution

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Although only tiny, the constellation Canes Venatici is notable in that it plays host to the celestial showpiece M3…

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Last week (26-30 April 2010) was Walk to Work Week…So if I haven’t got any work to walk to does this make this an ironic act?

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Welcome to Walking Class Hero a regular blog about walking and the walking environment. Whether you like walking on your own, with friends or in an organised group this blog will cover it. It’ll embrace walking in cities and towns [...]

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Waking up Thursday morning it was like winter had finally packed its bags and b*ggered off…

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