With councils enduring drastic cutbacks, the work of Ramblers volunteers to maintain England’s and Wales’ footpaths is more essential than ever. walk editor Dominic Bates rolled up his sleeves and spent a day with a footpath working group in Chesterfield to find out what they do…

In the past year, at least 500 footpaths have been opened or improved thanks to the work of the Ramblers…

A prolific team of volunteer footpath workers celebrate half a decade of maintaining Anglesey’s rights of way this year…

Cornwall Council claims Ramblers volunteers saved them £20k by reopening a local footpath that had been in a state of disrepair for more than 30 years…

The Isle of Wight Ramblers has been awarded Britain’s highest recognition for volunteering…

Parishioners from Rosedale in the North York Moors National Park have joined forces to improve access along a popular right of way in the dale…

Walkers on the coast to coast route through the Yorkshire Dales National Park will now find their path easier in Swaledale, thanks to members of the Ragged Robin Conservation Group…

Recognising their hard work over the years, the Isle of Wight Ramblers have been awarded the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service…

Can the Ramblers be all things to all people with the kinds of walks it offers? With the Government looking to the charity sector to take on its Walking for Health scheme, the Ramblers’ Des de Moor thinks it not only can, but should…

Weren’t the bluebell woods superb this spring? Over the bank holiday weekends I went on two woodland walks, in Kent and the Chilterns, and they were stunning. Forests have been big news over the past six months, and I’ve spent [...]