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e-Newsletter April 2009
Welcome

April is AGM time, and this year we have two strong candidates standing for BMC President; Rab Carrington and Doug Scott. To help you decide which one to vote for read their manifestos in the feature article below.

The BMC AGM takes place on Saturday 25 April at Plas y Brenin.  How to use your vote.
 

Latest BMC News
Longstone Edge Saved
The BMC and other countryside campaigners are celebrating a legal victory which will help to save a beautiful landscape in the Peak District National Park being scarred by uncontrolled limestone quarrying.
Cheddar Climbing Access 2011
A summary of the 2011 access arrangements for climbing in Cheddar Gorge.
BMC Rock Climbing Lecture tickets on sale!
The BMC Rock Climbing Lectures sponsored by Cotswold Outdoor will be taking place in late April and early May.
Ticks: the movie
Watch our ticks film to find out more about the human diseases they can carry, and precautions you can take.
The 2008 BMC Alpine Walking Course
Andrew Entwistle introduces four stories from the 2008 BMC Alpine Walking course to get you inspired for this year's meet.
New Knoydart map now in stock
The latest map in the award-winning British Mountain Map series covers Britain’s last wilderness in detail.
Climbing helmets
Helmets help protect the most important and perhaps vulnerable part of the body - the head. Find out more about how they work, how to choose one, and how to make an informed decision about whether to wear one or not.
Bolting action at Pen Trwyn
The North Wales Bolt Fund have been steadily checking and repairing the lower-off bolts at Pen Trwyn over the past year.
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