The British Caving Association

That's a good question, I'll try and get an answer for you and also put the info on the BCA website

It is not the browser, I am using firefox. The domain name expired yesterday and was not renewed. I think the fact that some people are able to still see the site is to do with domain name propagation. Your ISP has still not updated it's domain registry, when it does then you too will no longer have...

Does anybody have a contact number for bubba? I may be able to help

Les W

dl wrote:So they are! I'd looked at the insurance documents page which still has 2006 references on it and assumed nothing else had been updated.

cheers

I'll get the 2006 refrences changed, thanks for the heads up.

Les

I thought they were already.

You will find them under "membership in the side menu, or by going directly to this page:

http://british-caving.org.uk/?page=114

Hope this helps

Les

Any action within an SSSI that is listed in the schedule requires permission from EN (NE now I think) However... The geological SSSI's around Mendip posted because of the caves had exclusions from the PDO's which basically read ...except if this is normally carried out by cavers... I believe that th...

BCA Newsletter No. 7 (December 2006) is now available for download on the BCA website

http://www.british-caving.org.uk/?page=100
as are all the back issues as well.

Have a good read

The BCA Website has now moved servers. This should fix the problems we have been having with the BCA web site and forum.

Honest...

What is the water level like?

All BCA minutes are now available online

You can find links to them on the documents page (of course)

The BCA does have other routes to get its message across. It has a website that it could put copies of the Newsletter on. And dare I say it, it has this Forum where the officers can directly interact with the membership. Neither of which is really happening. I would like to point out that BCA Newsl...

All email addresses are working, it appears that the persons concerned are ignoring you. :( OR they are too busy and need a break, OR they are all on holiday OR they are drowning under the sheer weight of emails and spam they are recieving and perhaps have missed your enquiry OR Can't think of any o...

BCA Web Services will do you a good deal

I also believe gull caves or fissures are generally too confined to be termed proper caves. Depends on what you mean by "proper caves" :) Gulls are mass movement caves formed when massively bedded, jointed rocks effectively slide on thinner weaker beds of clay or similar. The resulting fi...