Upcoming BMC area meeting dates

Posted by Tony Ryan on 01/04/2018

Come along to the next meeting in your area, to discuss the latest issues and get involved in the work of the BMC.

The role of area meetings is to facilitate democratic debate between BMC members and reach consensus and decisions on local and national issues. Area meetings are the main forum for members to contribute to discussions about climbing, hill walking and mountaineering issues in their area. To many people they are the 'public face' of the BMC where members wishing to get more involved can express opinions, influence policy and learn about wider aspects of the BMC’s work.

They are also good social occasions, often taking place in pub meeting rooms, with some free food laid on (you have to buy your own drinks!) and a speaker talking about a recent expedition to a far flung corner of the world or a trip to the latest rock climbing hotspot.

What happens at BMC area meetings?

How to stay in touch with your local BMC area

Confirmed area meeting dates

Cymru North Wales
Date: Tuesday 17 April 2018, starting at 7.30pm (food from 7.00pm)
Venue: Caffi Bwlch y Moch Café, Tremadog, LL49 9SN
Find out more on the BMC Local Areas site

Cymru South Wales
Date: Tuesday 17 April 2018, starting at 7.30pm
Venue: Boulders Climbing Centre, Cardiff CF24 2RZ
Find out more on the BMC Local Areas site

Cymru Mid Wales
Date: Wednesday 18 April 2018, starting at 7.30pm
Venue: The White Lion, Machynlleth SY20 8DN
Find out more on the BMC Local Areas site

Lakes
Date: Wednesday 18 April 2018, starting at 7.30pm (food from 7.00pm)
Venue: Kong Adventure, Keswick CA12 5EZ
Find out more on the BMC Local Areas site

Midlands
Date: Wednesday 18 April 2018, starting at 8.00pm
Venue: Old Edwardians Sports Club, Solihull B90 3PE
Find out more on the BMC Local Areas site

London & South East
Date: Thursday 19 April 2018, starting at 7.00pm
Venue: The Old King's Head, London SE1 1NA
Find out more on the BMC Local Areas site

North East
Date: Thursday 19 April 2018, starting at 7.00pm
Venue: Durham Climbing Centre, Durham DH7 8TZ
Find out more on the BMC Local Areas site

Peak
Date: Wednesday 23 May 2018, starting at 7.30pm
Venue: The Maynard, Grindleford S32 2HE
Find out more on the BMC Local Areas site

North West
Date: Monday 4 June 2018, starting at 7.30pm
Venue: Manchester Climbing Centre, M12 5ND
Find out more on the BMC Local Areas site

Areas yet to confirm next meeting date

South West
The previous meeting was held on Saturday 14 April 2018; information about the next meeting will be available soon on the BMC Local Areas site.

Yorkshire
The previous meeting was held on Monday 16 April 2018; information about the next meeting will be available soon on the BMC Local Areas site.

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