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Last modified on Tue 13 Apr 2021 04.42 EDT One night in January, I was at a low ebb in a period of particularly low ebbs, when a friend messaged to say she’d booked a caravan in Croyde for the last week of the Easter school holidays. She and her husband had crunched the data on vaccine distribution and the likely effects of lockdown on hospital admissions, and felt it was worth taking a chance. I was less optimistic, but Parkdean Resorts, which operates Ruda Holiday Park in north Devon, has a Covid policy that meant we could shift the trip to another time of year if things hadn’t opened u...

Santa catching some waves in Mount Maunganui on Christmas 25 Dec, 2020 12:13 AM 2 minutes to read Mount Maunganui's Rob Warner out for a Christmas surf. Photo / George Novak After a long night getting through the naughty and nice list, Santa decided to catch some waves in Mount Maunganui today. It has been a tradition every Christmas for the last eight years: wake up, put on the unmistakable red and white coat and hat, and hit the beach. Mount Maunganui's Rob Warner said getting in the water was a great way to start the day. It also got him a lot of "Merry Christmas, Santa" greetings from th...

Warner back on British flats Sustainable pedal brand, Pembree, has signed the British mountain biking icon as an ambassador. The voice of competitive mountain biking is back on a boutique pair of flat pedals. Rob Warner has successfully transitioned from a downhill racing career, during the sport’s infancy, to one of its most celebrated live broadcasters. For years fans of UCI elite level mountain bike racing have been entertained by Warner’s witticisms and acute insights. Retaining his riding competency is crucial for Warner. As the first British rider to win a UCI downhill World Cup ro...