The BMC AGM takes place later this month in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales. Join us for a weekend of outdoor activity and socialising. If you can't attend, you can still have your say by using the proxy voting form.
The 1932 Mass Trespass on Kinder Scout had a far-reaching impact on access to the countryside. The 80th anniversary of the trespass will be celebrated with a series of events, including walks, talks, and exhibitions.
Dave Turnbull, BMC CEO
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Although Kinder is a peaceful place today, 80 years ago it was the scene of confrontation, beatings and social injustice. This month sees the 80th anniversary of the ground breaking Kinder Mass Trespass in 1932, and a whole week of celebrations are planned.
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