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Consultation on visitor levy in England

The government is currently running a consultation to seek views on visitor levies for overnight accomodation in England. This has the potential to impact caving huts. To find out more: https://www.gov.uk/…/overnight-visitor-levy-in-england And to share your views: https://consult.communities.gov.uk/…/over…/consultation Deadline for replies to the consultation is 18th…


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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from all at the BCA

The British Caving Association would like to thank all of our members for their support in 2025. We hope you have a very lovely Christmas and a fantastic 2026. If you need any help joining BCA for 2026 please email [email protected].


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Parks in the Dark

Parks in the Dark is a fascinating delve into the underground worlds beneath our National Parks by Aila Taylor. It has got something for everyone! Great photos, history, fauna and flora, cave formation, personal accounts, myth and legends and more. Click the link to find out more and download the zine. Parks in the Dark…


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5th Middle East Speleology Symposium

The BCA have received information about the 5th Middle East Speleology Symposium to share with our members: More details can be found on the facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/

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BCA Membership Fees for 2026

At the July meeting of the BCA council it was decided to increase membership fees for 2026. The decision was not taken lightly, but the BCA feel it is necessary to maintain, and improve upon, its current level of support for British Caving. More details of the many ways BCA supports British Caving, and why the fees increases are needed, can be found in the letter below, from ...


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