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Stretch of South West Coast Path named Britain's Favourite Path
The Ramblers announce the 2025 winner of Britain's Favourite Path

Step Forward Walks for Women in North Wales
We’re working with young women in north Wales to create fun, friendly walking groups that inspire you to get outdoors and explore your local area.

The public reaction to Zahrah Mahmood being made an MBE
Last month Zahrah Mahmood, President of Ramblers Scotland was made an MBE for her Voluntary Service in Scotland.

Access to nature inquiry launched by All-Party Parliamentary Group
Laws need to change to give people better access to nature closer to their homes, the chair of a new All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG), Andy MacNae MP, has said.

Threat to paths officially abolished in Wales
After years of campaigning by the Ramblers, royal assent has been given to the Senedd Legislation Bill, which removes the spectre of a deadline for recording paths in Wales.

Charities hail new duties for landowners over access to land in Scotland
Change to Land Reform Bill doubles number of estates that must publish Land Management Plans
Disappointment as Scottish Government Drops Long-Awaited Galloway National Park Plans
The Scottish Government has cancelled plans for a new national park in Galloway, prompting disappointment from Ramblers Scotland after two decades of campaigning.
Disappointment as Scottish Government Drops Long-Awaited Galloway National Park Plans
The Scottish Government has cancelled plans for a new national park in Galloway, prompting disappointment from Ramblers Scotland after two decades of campaigning.

Jeff Brazier Teams Up with The Ramblers
Following the success of last year’s popular path competition, The Ramblers, Britain’s walking charity, in partnership with Cotswold Outdoor, is inviting the public to take part in the search for Britain’s Favourite Path 2025.
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Local elections 2025: How you can stand up for access
With local elections taking place across England on 1 May, we set out why they matter for access and how your local representatives can stand up for walking.

The Ramblers win landmark High Court appeal to save paths in historic Hayton Woods
The Ramblers has won a long-running legal battle against landowner Roxlena Ltd, bringing much-loved Cumbrian paths a step closer to being protected for future generations.