Want to help keep North Wales clean? Come and join the planned clean-up event in North Wales on Sunday 26 June, we need your help. Read more »
From the lush green valleys of North Wales to the alluring and imposing might of Mount Kazbek, the UIAA Respect the Mountains Series, supported by KEEN, encompasses some of Europe’s most loved outdoor regions; areas which welcome in excess of 100 million visitors each year and are consequently subject to a considerable environmental footprint. Read more »
It's May, it's Wales, it's time for the jamboree that is TremFest 2016! Your chance to give something back to the crags you derive so much enjoyment from. Put the date in your diary - the weekend of 7th and 8th May - when work and play combine to celebrate all that is good about Tremadog. Read more »
The sun came out and over 60 enthusiastic climbers and volunteers turned up on Saturday 17 May to give the cliffs at Tremadog a good spring clean and make TremFest 2014 a great success. Read more »
A new BMC project, ClimbBristol, has just been launched with the aim of caring for and promoting the interests of what has been called ‘the most significant urban crag in Britain’. Read more »
The suggestion the BMC acquire Horseshoe Quarry in Derbyshire was controversial. The BMC wasn’t about owning property – and what was so special about a scruffy Peak District limestone quarry? Eight years after the deal was signed, Ed Douglas discovers that Horseshoe has changed – for the better. Read more »
The National Trust is planning important woodland and landscape work on its Longshaw Estate over the next five to ten years, including changes at the popular former gritstone quarry at Lawrencefield. Read more »
Tremfest 2012 attracted over 50 enthuthiastic BMC volunteers to carry out essential maintenance and improvement works at Craig Bwlch y Moch, Tremadog. The BMC wants to thank all who helped and contributed to a great and memorable weekend. Read more »
While the BMC is gathering in Yorkshire for the AGM on 28 April, local access rep Neal Heanes and his team in Dorset will be hard at work, clearing rubbish from below the Cheyne Cliff area car park. It’s part of a general clean-up instigated by Dorset County Council in preparation for this summer’s Olympics. Read more »
Here's a sample of the efforts that have been going on at Hoghton, the self proclaimed "Best Crag in the Universe". Thanks to Les Ainsworth for the photo, and mega thanks to all his workers. Read more »
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