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From BMC AGM Thoughts
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From BMC Meetings & Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail
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From BMC Lundy Festival 2017
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From Cornish BMC International Meet
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From BMC 2017 AGM
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From Chamonix CC & Birthday Skiing
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From BMC National Council - Torquay
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From Kendal Mountain Festival '14
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British Mountaineering Council
I’ve never written anything quite like this before so bear with me for the ride… June 2018 was a tough AGM for the BMC The BMC has been going through a tough time for the past 24 or so months and because of that the 2018 AGM, held in Kendal on 16th June, was perhaps …
Leafy Wye Valley and the aptly named Wilderness Centre was the venue for the BMC National Council meeting this past weekend…
Lundy is undoubtedly one of Britain’s most lovely destinations. It has so much to offer everyone in so many different ways! And not just climbers – ornithologists, marine life lovers, ecologists, people with interests in historic places, those who just want to escape to somewhere quiet with no traffic, etc., etc!
I just attended my fifth BMC International Meet, and my third in Cornwall based at the Climbers’ Club Count House hut. These meets are an amazing opportunity for over thirty climbers from all over the world to come to the UK to sample some of what makes our world class traditional climbing so special. Plus …
The 2017 BMC AGM was held on the 22nd April at Plas y Brenin, coincidentally Earth Day (more on that later). The AGM promised to be an extraordinarily complex event with two major motions on the agenda including a motion of no confidence in the BMC executive. Perhaps it was these issues, and the CC’s …
Last week we were visiting Chamonix for a week of winter sports. We weren’t sure the skiing would be up to much as this year as there has been very little snow. So we had prepared for what might be ideal alpine winter climbing conditions. However, as it turned out there was a large dump …
This past weekend was my first experience of a BMC National Council meeting – I’ve got five years of them to look forward to! 😉
Rebecca and Mathias had finally succumbed to my endless enthusiasm for Kendal and had made the journey all the way from Germany to sample the madness that is the world's most attended festival of all things mountain...
The BMC are encouraging their membership to stand up be counted by signing the No Nuclear Dump In The Lake District e-petition...
