Bill Cole, 58, let the couple stay at his stunning Cornwall farm, Haye at St Veep, after being deeply moved by their story of ...

A former landlord of The Salt Path author, Raynor Winn, claims that her husband, Moth Winn, told him that he had months to live in 2021.

The Salt Path, a widely celebrated memoir of resilience and healing, has come under intense scrutiny following allegations that key elements of the story may have been fabricated-raising questions ...

The Salt Path, more specifically its author, Raynor Winn, has been under the microscope following with claims the story is not completely accurate.

The Salt Path, more specifically its author, Raynor Winn, has been under the microscope following with claims the story is ...

The book tells how Winn and her husband of 32 years made the impulsive decision to walk the rugged 630 miles along the coast ...

The implication seems not only that Raynor and Moth got their comeuppance, but the people who took comfort in their story got what was coming ...

Before The Observer published its investigation into The Salt Path last Sunday, we sent Sally Walker, who publishes under the name Raynor Winn, a detailed list of questions and asked her to respond.

Moved by the plight of the Winns, Bill Cole rented his cider farm in Cornwall to them at a knockdown rent. But they left him ...

The Salt Path tells the story of Winn and her husband, Moth, who become homeless and embark on a 630-mile journey along the Devon and Cornwall coast, wild camping in all weathers. Nature proved not ...

Adapted from a book written Raynor Winn, The Salt Path purports to tell the true story of a couple who suddenly become ...

Raynor Winn's "The Salt Path" was marketed as an inspiring true story. People close to the situation claimed part of the ...