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This beautiful Lake District walk is just over a mile long and ideal for walkers of all skill levels. Like most Lake District walks, this one is simply stunning and you will encounter plenty of wildlife on the way. During your short walk, you will walk alongside a waterfall and may even spot a rare bird or two. One person who embarked on the trail last December described it as “very scenic” with “lovely views”. Arnside Knott, Arnside It is renowned for its eclectic variety of wildlife and countryside views. However, it is considered to be more of an intermediate route fil...

If you live near Penrith, this could be the ideal walking route for you. This easy loop trail is suited for walkers of all abilities, and it’s a great spot for observing nature and wildlife. While it is short, a lot of the walk is quite steep. One person who embarked on the trail said the steep inclines was worth it as the view from the top was “absolutely stunning”. You can try the trail for yourself by following the route on the All Trails website. Kingmoor North Nature Reserve, Carlisle The nature reserve This circular loop is less than a mile long but ideal for those who...

If you want to change up your daily walking route, here are six local walks you can complete in less than an hour:

The tiny Wilton Way venue’s founders  In a video message posted on the crowdfunding site, James Ramsden and Sam Herlihy revealed Pidgin was unable to access some of the loans introduced by the government for the hospitality sector, so is turning to the public for financial help. Herlihy said Pidgin is coming up to serving its 1000th meal, adding “we’d like to get to 2000, 3000 dishes, be here for another five years, ten years.” The restaurant is asking for ‘donations’ ranging from £25 to £5000. £25 - £200 will get credit against a future visit while higher sums will net expe...

Hackney restaurant Pidgin has launched a fundraising campaign to get through the winter. The tiny Wilton Way venue's founders, James Ramsden and Sam Herlihy created a GoFundMe page yesterday (14 December) and have already raised £22,350 of a target of £60,000. In a video message, Ramsden revealed Pidgin was unable to access some of the loans introduced by the government for the hospitality sector, so is turning to the public for financial help.   Herlihy said Pidgin is coming up to serving its 1000th meal, adding “we’d like to get to 2000, 3000 dishes, be...