The Banff Mountain Film Festival UK & Ireland tour has curated a selection of epic adventure films so you can have your own adventure screening – from your sofa!

Based in France, Jerry Gore is not only further down the self-isolation road than many but he knows how to stay positive when the going gets tough.

Well it’s hit – lock-down for at least three weeks! Here's a string of ideas to help you through.

As widely anticipated, the current coronavirus pandemic has left the IOC and Japanese authorities little choice but to postpone the Olympic Games which were due to be held in Tokyo this summer.

Following numerous reports of the wide-spread inundation of National Parks and open spaces over the weekend the BMC, SMC and the Mountain Rescue services have advised all climbers and hill-walkers to stay in their home area and avoid unnecessary mountain activities and put all climbing and hill walking on hold.

As the UK continues down the inextricable pathway towards possible total lock-down, visitors who are flocking to the UK’s mountain and remote area face a growing backlash from local communities and emergency services.

Just before France went into lock-down Julia Chanourdie redpointed Supercrackinette at St Leger to become the first women to climb that route and the third ever women to do F9a+.

The first-ever fully crack themed climbing competition happened at The Sheffield Depot early in March.

As Covid-19 continues to dominate the immediate horizon numerous climbing-related events have been cancelled and climbing walls closed.

As widely reported, the Covid-19 situation is continuing to develop rapidly both world-wide and here in the UK.

Molly Thompson-Smith and Yoshiyuki Ogata won the Rab 2020 Climbing Works International Festival over the weekend.

With COVID-19 coronavirus taking hold around the world and affecting many events, the IFSC has decided to cancel a number of forthcoming competitions