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Dartmoor National Park was the only place in England or Wales where hikers could camp freely without landowner permission. A lawsuit just changed that.

Letters: <strong>Margaret Dickinson, Donald Rigg, Paul Tinnion </strong>and <strong>David Perry </strong>respond to an article by John Harris about public pools and leisure centres under threat of closure

In relationships, controlling and coercive behaviour is now a criminal offence. In British politics, it is glorified, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

Struggling to shake off the post-Christmas blues? Fear not: Guardian readers, writers and celebrities including Bear Grylls, Marie Kondo and Anneka Rice are here to help

Totnes MP Anthony Mangnall was given £5,000 according to parliament’s register of members’ interests in 2020

A judge’s decision making it unlawful to pitch a tent on the moors without the landowner’s permission is set to spark a wave of right-to-roam protests

I keep coming back to how vitally important it is to create space for the imagination, what I call ‘What If spaces’, whether in our own lives, our organisations or our communities.

Candidate selection went wrong in the Cameron-Osborne years. It’s time the party sorted this out

The UK's facing multiple "Huawei-level decisions," the chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee said as MPs called for tighter rules around public procurement.

Devon performer Mama Tokus is inviting people to make collective joy in her show The Get-Together.