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BMC Members 10% Discount Offer
If you are a current member of the BMC, you are eligible to join The Climbers Shop 10% Discount Offer.
All you need to do is Create a Climbers' Shop Personal Profile and provide Proof of your BMC Membership and
we'll take care of the rest and email you when the process is complete.
Creating a Climbers' Shop Personal Profile
- This can be done now, on-line and must be done in order to receive the 10% discount.
- The process should take you only a few minutes and requires basic personal information that we will
store in a secure location.
- You are guaranteed that the details you provide will not be 'passed on' or sold to any Third Party Organistions.
Create Your Climbers' Shop Personal Profile Now?
Providing Us With Your Proof of BMC Membership
To do so, take a copy of the front (and back, if necessary) of your membership card using :
and send it to us using the following methods :
- Post
The Climbers Shop, Compston Road, Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 9DS
- Fax
+44 (0) 15394 34165
- Email
info@climbers-shop.com
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BMC Campaign
The BMC is launching a campaign to improve safety at climbing walls and bridge the gap between indoor climbing
and the less predictable environment climbers face outdoors. Tens of thousands of people are taking up climbing
on indoor walls. Climbing outside is very different and more dangerous.
Last year there were a number of deaths
and serious accidents, so the BMC is using the opportunity provided by additional funding to remind people of the
dangers, encourage them to adopt good practice and techniques, and also provide them with quality information produced
by training professionals. The messages will be conveyed through information panels at selected walls, and a new
booklet and poster.
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Work and Rescue Equipment
As a Pro Dealer we are a selected technical retailer with training and experience of work and rescue products.
We now keep work and rescue products in stock including petzl and beal and will be able to provide you with product
information and advice.
Work and Rescue equipment is currently not available through this website so in the meantime, for further
information and product details please phone us on +44 (0) 15394 32297 and speak to Mark or Steve; or
email us at info@climbers-shop.com
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Freedom to Roam Legislation
The Government is introducing the new right of Open Access on a regional basis in England during 2004-2005. The act
creates a new legal right of access on foot to areas of open, uncultivated countryside allowing walkers to explore away
from paths on approximately four million acres of mountain, moor, heath, down and common land in England and Wales,
(it does not convey any new rights to cyclists and horse riders).
The first six regions, the South East, Lower North West, Central Southern England and the Upper North West, North East
and Wales have been opened for access, with the rest of the country to follow. Although it does not apply to Scotland.
CRoW (The Countryside and Rights of Way Act) provides the public the opportunity to wander away from paths without
trespassing to see and visit particular views and special features, as in many places there are no paths to take us
across open country.
Walkers are advised to use the new Ordnance Survey Explorer maps which have been relaunched in conjunction with CRoW.
Eventually all OS Explorer Maps will show access land, the new ones for the Lakes came in last week in conjunction with
the access law coming in on the 28th May. Access land is indicated by light yellow areas surrounded by a narrow pale
orange border and the light magenta dashes are the new way national park boundaries will be shown.
There may still be some restrictions, landowners can close their land for 28 days a year for any reason, including weekends,
they can also apply for further closures for health and safety, land management and fire risk. There may also be closures
to protect wildlife and historic places. Information on local closures and restrictions are available from the relevant
local authorities and national park authorities or by contacting the open access contact centre on 0845 100 3298.
For further information click on the following links :
www.openaccess.gov.uk
www.countrysideaccess.gov.uk
Call us on +44 (0) 1539 432 297 for further details.
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