A 12-year-old boy named Kaicy Rakai Zelden Brown tragically passed away while on a family camping trip in mid Wales, an inquest has revealed. Kaicy was staying in a tent with his grandfather, David, in Powys on September 14th, while his […]
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Plans to transform a former military camp in the Lake District into a vibrant community are nearing approval. FN Solutions’ proposal includes 50 homes, 8 holiday lets, and a communal hub at Wellbank in Bootle. The emphasis is on accessibility,
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In a rare occurrence that tested the resilience and preparedness of the Great North Air Ambulance Service (GNAAS), a helicopter was stranded atop Scafell Pike, England’s highest peak, for two days. This marked the first such incident in the service’s
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In the picturesque region of Caithness, known for its rugged landscapes and as a part of the iconic North Coast 500 route, a local business owner has voiced significant concerns over the state of the roads leading to her tourism
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The picturesque town of Kendal, nestled in the heart of South Cumbria, is buzzing with anticipation as it prepares to host the much-awaited Kendal Walking Festival over the late Spring Bank Holiday weekend, from May 25 to 27. This year’s
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In a recent development that has caught the attention of both locals and tourists alike, Low Briery Holiday Park, situated in the picturesque Keswick area of the Lake District, is at the centre of a planning controversy. The park’s ambitious
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In a surprising turn of events, the once-thriving Chesterfield-based Robinsons Caravans has entered administration, leaving a legacy of over half a century in jeopardy. David Robinson, former director and part of the family duo that owned the company, breaks his
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The Peak District is gearing up to welcome motorbike adventurers and light transportation enthusiasts to the first-ever Lightweight Adventure Festival. Set against the backdrop of the stunning Derbyshire Dales, this three-day event promises to be a celebration of travel, adventure,
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In a significant move for conservation and public access, an expansive area of National Trust land along the picturesque north coast of Cornwall has been officially designated as common land. This landmark decision by Cornwall Council, following applications by the
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In a bold move that marries environmental rejuvenation with leisure development, a former quarry in Kinross-shire, Scotland, is set to undergo a dramatic transformation. The site, once marred by fly-tipping, wild camping, and antisocial behavior, has been granted planning permission
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