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Local organisations Brighton Explorers Club is a multi-activity outdoors club based in Brighton, England. www.brightonexplorers.org Adur Centre – Outdoor activities provider and indoor climbing wall based in Shoreham. www.aoac.org.uk Brighton Unemployed Centre Families Project – Brighton based provider of advice, information, courses, classes, creche, computer access, volunteer opportunities, subsidised lunches and wholefood co-op for the …
Chair – Tony Hemingway Secretary – Jo Wilding Treasurer – Becci Cary, Dan Fogg. Membership secretary – Charity Thistleton Minutes secretary – Becci Cary Web mistress – Kate Kit Master – Andrew Jamison Chief instructor and trainer – Tony Hemingway Trustees – Tony Hemingway, Tracy Whittle, Dan Fogg, Becci Cary
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Bringing Adventure to all Helping unemployed / low income families, and other socially excluded people experience adventurous activities since 1999. Our adventures include hill walking, rock climbing, abseiling, kayaking, bushcraft, mountaineering and an annual adventure camp. On this page… Who we are What we do Our Beginnings Read more Why we are needed The Benefits …
IOL lecture on Crisis and Risk management for clubs and organisations report. 11 February 2014. Overview of the day • Accidents and crises • Legal Perspective • Planning • Effective Crisis communication • Crisis communication plan • Braking bad news • Simulations • Q & A Who is affected in a crisis? • Staff • …
One very cold snowy Wednesday morning (perfect for practicing!) four of us who are going on the Scotland expedition met up bright & early at Brighton station to go on a nav &rope adventure. We caught the train to hassocks and navigated immediately to a cafe. The cafe had a big table that we were able to spread our maps out on. Tony set …
This is something I wrote for the Annual Report; a look back at 2013 and as we can’t afford to print a copy for every member, here it is. Walking south, the low winter sun was bright enough for me to regret not bringing sunglasses. In the festival hinterland nestled between Christmas and New …
You look up at the knot but it is not really a knot; it is more of a wrap, the Mariners hitch. You had connected yourself and your climbing partner to one end of a 8mm sling and then turned the other end a couple of times round the bar of a karabiner before you …
There is something atavistic in our relationship to fire. We are drawn ineluctably to the flames and I don’t know whether it is the thousands of years when our ancestors relied on fire for warmth, food and keeping predatory animals at bay which has genetically hard wired our fascination with it; or whether it is …
I have never seen Plas y Brenin so crowded; registration for the Snowdon Triathlon, a rescue exercise, the Brenins own courses and the reason I was there, the British Mountaineering Council’s (BMC) student safety seminar weekend. I was to be one of their four Association of Mountaineering Instructors (AMI) volunteers. The BMC had paid for …
Horizontal, exfoliating rain lashed our faces and a brutal wind whipped up plumes of water, sending them rushing across the lake and over the white caps which had formed on the normally calm surface of Llyn Idwal. We staggered like drunks, pushing our bodies against the force of the wind, feet slipping on wet rocks …
I attended one of the BMC’s series of Climbing Movement Masterclasses at White Spider in Surrey in April. The classes are exceptionally good value. For £26 for BMC members you get coaching from a top climber for a couple of hours and go away with a little goody bag and a sheet of personalised recommendations …
Craggers has always had very strong links with Brighton Unemployed Centre Families Project (BUCFP), in fact Craggers came about after I had taken people from the Centre on adventures in Wales and to Blackland Farm starting back in 1996. The connection has continued and most of the people attending our annual adventure camp still come from …
The mature tree canopy kept off the worst of the rain but drops congregated on leaves and intermittent cascades of water encouraged us to pitch the tent as quickly as possible. This was certainly a big change from the glorious sunshine we had experienced over the previous four days at the Bushcraft Show. Still this …
Due to work commitments, I was unable to go to Dorset for the full duration of the trip, but had a great time over the three days I was able to attend. Thursday 05/04/13 I arrived on site at 10.00 at Tom’s Field in Dorset. It was barely above freezing, and was greeted by …