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We want to hear from people who plan to camp on Dartmoor following the court appeal victory

Judges rule unanimously to overturn decision removing rare right to wild camp without landowner’s permission

More than £13m of subsidies mainly paid to tenants of Duchy of Cornwall have done little to restore nature in national park

Originally opened in 1930 by Great Western Railways as a hotel and golf resort, Bovey Castle – or Bovey Castle Hotel and Spa to give its full name – is a genuinely impressive site. Those railway people knew what they were doing frankly as, it must be said, do current…

Tory MPs call for ministers, not watchdog, to make decisions on sites of special scientific interest

The former Brecon Beacons has acknowledged it is facing an onslaught of environmental threats – with the UK’s national parks from Dartmoor to the Cairngorms facing similar pressures

Farmers Alexander and Diana Darwall brought the successful legal challenge against the DNPA, claiming some campers cause problems to livestock.

Dartmoor National Park Authority is preparing to appeal against court decision to overturn right to wild camp

In January, a judge concluded that a nearly 40-year-old piece of legislation did not provide a right to wild camp on Dartmoor.