Bad Parking Puts Lives At Risk
Mountain Rescue teams in the Lake
District are being delayed unnecessarily due to careless parking of fell walkers
and visitors to the National Park.
A fell walker was
rescued from the top of Scafell Pike on the evening Sunday 24th June by mountain
rescue volunteers.
Cumbria’s wild life ranges
are to play a vital role in increasing the numbers of rare Tawny owls in the
region.
Global Warming with some people is still a grey area and unfounded but when was the last time you saw a Tornado in rural Cumbria?
The Lake District National Park
& The National Trust have just finished four new footpaths in the Lake
District.
Archieve News
Woman Dies On Fellside: 07/03/2007
Youth Hostel made self sufficient: 28/02/2007
Return Of Bluebird: 07/12/2006
Deer Poaching Warning: 27/11/2006
Thirlmere Trees to be cut down: 25/11/2006
Missing Man's Body Found: 23/11/2006
Another Striding Edge Fall: 19/11/2006
Grizedale Forest Makeover: 29/10/2006
Extinction threat for fell pony: 25/10/2006
200FT Grasmoor Fall: 01/10/2006
Striding Edge Fall: 28/09/2006
New 'Hadrian's Wall' for red squirrels:28/9/2006
Record deaths for Mountain Rescue:31/08/2006
Hunt is on for elusive creature: 31/08/2006
Young man dies after 100ft fall: 19/04/2006
First Egg at osprey nest: 19/04/2006
Nine-year-old girl climbs 214 fells:13/04/2006
Red squirrels scoup £600,000: 05/04/2006
Osprey Return To Bassenthwaite: 05/04/2006
Body Found After Lengthy Search: 04/04/2006
Climber Dies In 100ft Plunge: 17/03/2006
Nationwide Badger Cull Planned: 01/03/2006
Dogs Could Be Shot: 01/03/2006
Storm Damage Clear up: 01/03/2006
Footpath Erosion grant: 28/02/2006
The Lake District has three new osprey chicks for this year even though Fish King, the male osprey, has got a new partner since GreenXS failed to return from their winter stay in Africa.