Latest Swimming news
Millions of gallons of sewage "illegally" pumped into England’s largest lake - claims
Windermere, in the world-famous Lake District, had more than 30 million gallons of sewage pumped into it between 2021 and 2023, according to new reports
I love my swim robe – even though it’s too big, too flappy and really quite unflattering
Fiona Russell discovers that once you see past some of the apparent negatives of the popular out-sized jackets for wild swimmers, the change robe is a thing of wonder
Is your Garmin Fenix 8 crashing when you submerge it in cold water? There might now be a fix for that
It's looking hopeful that the Fenix 8 will indeed rise from the ashes after all
Inspired by nature – 6 times biomimicry has transformed outdoor gear
We look to nature to help us better cope with whatever it hurls at us
Swimming an iconic Highlands sea strait between the tides
Fiona Russell takes on the Kessock Ferry Swim – and discovers it is more enjoyable than scary
Olympic open water swimmers and kayakers could miss out on future medals due to river pollution, warn campaigners
The Clean Water Sports Alliance says, without drastic action, British waterways won't be safe enough for training or competition
Is it OK to wear socks with hiking sandals?
The once-taboo trend is appearing everywhere, from the catwalks to TikTok and out on the trails. But is it really OK to sport a sock-sandal combo? And why would you want to?
Why are reservoirs so dangerous for swimming?
Reservoirs are often signposted as being particularly dangerous for wild swimming, but the truth of the matter may be a little murkier than that
