Upcoming BMC area meeting dates

Posted by Tony Ryan on 01/03/2021

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

Area Meetings are run by volunteers and provide an opportunity for you to discuss issues and influence decisions affecting climbers and walkers locally and nationally, and to meet like-minded people and enjoy a sociable night out (or on Zoom whilst we fight to eliminate Covid-19). Area Meetings also provide the forum for election to a range of volunteer roles within the BMC.

What happens at BMC area meetings?

How to stay in touch with your local BMC area

Confirmed virtual area meeting dates

Due to continuing restrictions on gatherings, the April / May 2021 round of Area Meetings will be held virtually, and will take place over online video call platform Zoom.

Cymru North Wales
Date: Tuesday 27 April 2021, starting at 7.30 pm
Venue: VIRTUAL VIA ZOOM
Find out more on the BMC Local Areas site

London & SE
Date: Wednesday 28 April 2021, starting at 7.00 pm
Venue: VIRTUAL VIA ZOOM
Find out more on the BMC Local Areas site

Yorkshire
Date: Wednesday 5 May 2021, starting at 7.30 pm
Venue: VIRTUAL VIA ZOOM
Find out more on the BMC Local Areas site

Areas yet to confirm next meeting date

Cymru Mid Wales (outreach group)
The previous meeting was held on Thursday 21 November 2019; information about the next meeting will be made available on the BMC Local Areas site.

Cymru South Wales
The previous meeting was held on Monday 22 February 2021; information about the next meeting will be made available on the BMC Local Areas site.

Lakes
The previous meeting was held on Wednesday 3 March 2021; information about the next meeting will be made available on the BMC Local Areas site.

Midlands
The previous meeting was held on Wednesday 3 March 2021; information about the next meeting will be made available on the BMC Local Areas site.

North East
The previous meeting was held on Thursday 4 March 2021; information about the next meeting will be made available on the BMC Local Areas site.

North West
The previous meeting was held on Tuesday 2 March 2021; information about the next meeting will be made available on the BMC Local Areas site.

South West
The previous meeting was held on Monday 1 March 2021; information about the next meeting will be made available on the BMC Local Areas site.

See you there!

We want to say a big thanks to every BMC member who continues to support us through the Coronavirus crisis.

From weekly Facebook Lives and GB Climbing home training videos, to our access team working to re-open the crags and fight for your mountain access, we couldn’t do it without you.

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What happens at BMC area meetings?

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