This workshop is for coaches, instructors and leaders working with under 18s to provide them with information about their safeguarding responsibility to under 18s and how to safeguard themselves. The ...

Come join the BMC and AT95 for a day of adventure. The BMC is the national representative body and governing body for climbers, hill walkers, and mountaineers in England and Wales. It focuses on ...

Welcome to the Peak area. The Peak Area is right at the heart of the British climbing and hill walking community. The five meetings a year are spread throughout the region giving as many people as ...

Welcome to the Midlands area. We have four meetings a year and welcome all. We are "doing, not talking" kind of meeting. The meetings are an open forum style where everyone has a voice and we aim to ...

Meet Stuart Cox, aka Peak District Viking, a YouTuber and social media influencer raising money for the BMC Access & Conservation Trust by getting sponsored for our Wildfire Walk. This spring, Stuart ...

Come along for a relaxed and friendly evening with fellow climbers, hill walkers and mountaineers from across the Midlands. Whether you're a regular or brand new, it's a chance to catch up with old ...

Fifteen BMC volunteers built 30 metres and maintained 4km of footpath south of Yr Wyddfa with the new BMC Access & Conservation Trust-funded apprentice ranger, Arwyn Parry. This April saw the first ...

Our campaigns our fuelled by donations from members and organisations. All money donated to the Access and Conservation Trust - the BMC's registered charity - goes into facilitating conservation and ...

Regarding membership fee adjustments for 2025, the British Mountaineering Council (BMC) are asking for feedback ahead of the Board meeting on the 18th September 2024. Over the past two years, the BMC ...

Legendary climber Joe Brown died, aged 89. Joe, originally a plumber’s apprentice from Manchester, took the British climbing world by storm after WWII. In the 50s and 60s, Joe’s dazzling performance ...

On 7 May, Wales votes in the first Senedd election under the new proportional system. The expanded (96 member) Senedd, combined with polling volatility, means that parties will need to govern in ...