News

Bridging the Ribble

Ramblers, amblers horse riders and mountain bikers on the Pennine Bridleway National Trail will soon be able to keep dry while crossing the River Ribble – thanks to an innovative new bridge…

Town & Country

Whether you like your walks out in the wilderness or in the heart of the city, the coming week should keep you busy – with National Parks Week coinciding with Love Parks Week and the Festival of British Archeology…

Exmoor events this month

Ever wondered what kinds of creatures live in rockpools, or what exactly deer get up to at night? All will be revealed this month at Exmoor National Park, with a series of un-missable events to end the month…

Join the gang!

Love walking, nature, photography and the great outdoors? Want to meet other people who are too? walk magazine is now on Facebook, giving Ramblers, readers, nature lovers and photo enthusiasts a place to meet up online…

Is your local path under threat?

A new Ramblers campaign highlighting the nation’s most under-threat footpaths launches today, with 20 worrying situations across the country topping the list…

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Events

The Chiltern Way walking festival

May-September

Ramblers 75th events

June-August

Milngavie Book & Arts Festival

7-12 September 2010

Wessex Wanderer walks

Until 9 October 2010

Mid Anglia Line walks

12 June-21 August 2010

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Welsh beauty spot saved

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Ramblers Cymru, the Open Spaces Society and Carmarthenshire residents are celebrating after their objection to plans to transform a local beauty spot into a motorbike scrambling area was upheld. Mynyddygarreg Mountain enjoys spectacular views from Caldy Island to the Brecon Beacons. Mike Mills, Ramblers’ Cymru rights-of-way officer, said: “It would have destroyed the area’s peace and tranquility. We welcome the council’s decision.”

This entry was posted on: Tuesday, November 24th, 2009 at 2:08 pm
Filed under: Campaign News, News, Walk Winter 2009
Tags: campaigns, Ramblers, rural environment
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