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 metatag-keywords=(caves, caving, potholing)  metatag-keywords=(caves, caving, potholing) 
 metatag-og:title=(Council of Southern Caving Clubs) metatag-og:title=(Council of Southern Caving Clubs)
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 metatag-og:description=(The Council of Southern Caving Clubs is an association of Caving Clubs whose main interests lie in the Mendip Hills of Somerset.) metatag-og:description=(The Council of Southern Caving Clubs is an association of Caving Clubs whose main interests lie in the Mendip Hills of Somerset.)
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-<panel type="warning" title="CCC Ltd: Unauthorised Bolting of Rhino Right Hand Route"> 
  
-From Charterhouse Caving Company Ltd+<col xs="12" sm="6" md="4" lg="4"> 
 +<panel type="primary" title="Charterhouse Permits Go Paperless">
  
-At some point during the past six monthspersons unknown have made an unauthorised attempt to rebolt the Rhino Rift Right-Hand Route+{{ :ccc_ltd_permit.jpg?direct&150|Charterhouse Permit}} 
 +The Charterhouse Caving Co. has gone paperlessexchanging the old paper permits for new electronic ones.
  
-This became known at the recent CSCC AGM and the route was inspected on Tuesday 18th May. Unfortunately, the work has been poorly executed using various types of expansion bolts. Some of these have not set properly and rotate within their holes. Some have been placed too close to the pre-existing spits, compromising the strength and safety of both the new and the original anchors. Where possible, all the nuts and hangers have been removed, although some could not be removed from some very poorly set bolts. Nothing could be done immediately about the dangerously placed ones and so this route should not be used until it can be fully rebolted by an approved installer using resin anchors ...+And they're free!
  
-<btn>[[news:2021_05_19_rhino_unauthorised_bolting|Read more ...]]</btn>+<btn>[[news:2023-08-24_charterhouse_permits_go_paperless|Read more ...]]</btn>
  
-19th May 2021+24th August 2023
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 +</col>
  
-<panel type="warning" title="CCC Ltd: Longwood Swallet Lock">+<col xs="12" sm="6" md="4" lg="4"> 
 +<panel type="primary" title="CSCC August 2023 Newsletter"> 
 +[[documents:newsletters|{{ :documents:cscc_newsletter_banner_2023.08.jpg?nolink&500|}}]] 
 +The latest issue of the CSCC Newsletter is now available to read online.
  
-From Charterhouse Caving Company Ltd+<btn>[[documents:newsletters|Read it here ...]]</btn>
  
-The vandalised lock on Longwood Swallet has now been replaced and access to the cave has been restored. +3rd August 2023
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-Graham Mullan\\ +
-Secretary\\ +
-Charterhouse Caving Company Ltd\\ +
-27th Apr 2021+
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 +</col>
  
-<panel type="danger" title="CCC Ltd: WARNING Rockfall in G.B. Cave - Update">+<col xs="12" sm="6" md="4" lg="4"> 
 +<panel type="primary" title="Wookey Hole Access Agreement Signed"> 
 +[[news:2022.11.25_wookey_wardens|{{  :news:dry_to_24.jpg?nolink&150|}}]] 
 +An agreement has now been signed allowing dry cavers access beyond the show cave in Wookey Hole.
  
-From Charterhouse Caving Company Ltd+<btn>[[news:2023-02-15_wookey_hole_access_agreement_signed|Find out how to book your trip.]]</btn>
  
-ROCKFALL IN THE AREA OF THE WATERFALL CLIMB, GB CAVERN +15th February 2023
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-Following the rockfall notified and publicised in early February, a further inspection trip was scheduled for 6 April, following the relaxation of covid restrictions. On 5th April, a report was received of a further fall. The inspection trip comprised Linda Wilson (Conservation Officer), Dave King and Graham Price (CCC Directors). A large area of the side of the passage above the big steps on the left hand side (when travelling into the cave, heading downstream) has come away, resulting in a massive, unstable talus cone of boulders, large rocks, smaller shattered rocks and mud that now completely covers the steps almost to the base of the ledge in the middle of the climb. Boulders and large rocks are spread over a wide area in the passage below the climb ... +
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-<btn>[[:news:2021_04_07_rockfall_in_g.b._cave|Read more ...]]</btn> +
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-7th Apr 2021 +
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-<panel type="primary" title="Coronavirus Recovery Roadmap: Stage 1"> +<panel type="primary" title="Replacement gate at Compton Martin Ochre Mine"> 
-{{ :logo-2021.png?nolink&100|}} +{{ :news:2022.06.01_compton_martin_ochre_mine.jpg?nolink&150|}} 
-Dear Southern Cavers,+The gate at Compton martin Ochre Mine has needed replacement for some timeafter the old gate rusted away.
  
-It is with some relief that as from Monday 29th March that the national “stay at home” rule will endand the long path to a return to something like normality can begin. This means that it is no longer illegal to leave home without a valid excuse, though the government asks that we all minimise the number of journeys we make. From Monday 29th it is also permitted for up to 6 people, or two households, to meet outdoors and for people to take part formally organised outdoor sports ...+This has now been completedso please remember to bring CSCC key if you are visiting.
  
-<btn>[[:news:2021_03_28_coronavirus_recovery_roadmap_stage_1|Read more ...]]</btn>+<btn>[[news:2022.06.01_compton_martin_gate|Read more ...]]</btn>
  
-28th Mar 2021+1st June 2022
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-<panel type="primary" title="BCA: Covid Roadmap Update"> +<panel type="warning" title="Singing River Mine Access"> 
-{{ :bca-logo-mini-white.png?nolink&100|}} +{{ :news:singing_river_mine_entrance.jpg?nolink&150|Singing River Mine by Paul Stillman}} 
-Following the Government announcement for England in its Covid-19 Response Spring 2021 – the Roadmap out of LockdownBCA offers the following synopsis about how this may affect caving ...+Following a change in ownership and landscaping work, the entrance to Singing River Mine is now located in a private garden.
  
-See the [[https://british-caving.org.uk/covid-roadmap-update/|BCA Website ...]]+Arrangements for future access are under discussion and will be available as soon as possible.
  
-29th March 2021+**In the meantime all visits should be avoided.** 
 + 
 +<btn>[[news:2020_07_08_singing_river_mine_access|Read more ...]]</btn> 
 + 
 +8th July 2021
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-<panel type="primary" title="BCRCGuidance Should a Return to Underground Activity Become Available">+<panel type="primary" title="MCRInvitation to Join Mendip Cave Rescue"> 
 +{{ :news:mcr_logo.png?nolink&100|}} 
 +From Mendip Cave Rescue
  
-BCRC have issued press release on the coronavirus giving guidance should a return to underground activity become available ...+MCR has had to restructure itself and has reconstituted itself as registered charity. With the new structure cavers who wish to continue supporting the MCR by being on the cavers call out list are invited to apply for associate membership ...
  
-See the [[https://www.caverescue.org.uk/cave-rescue-coronavirus-update/|BCRC Website ...]]+<btn>[[news:2021_05_26_invitation_to_join_mcr|Read more ...]]</btn>
  
-27th June 2020+26th May 2021
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 <panel type="primary" title="Access to caves in Cheddar Gorge"> <panel type="primary" title="Access to caves in Cheddar Gorge">
 {{ :news:cheddar_caves_logo.jpg?nolink&150|Cheddar Caves Logo}} {{ :news:cheddar_caves_logo.jpg?nolink&150|Cheddar Caves Logo}}
-Further to the decision by Longleat to close the show caves and suspend their operations in Cheddar, they have notified CSCC that with immediate effect caver access to all caves on Longleat property which includes the whole south side of the Gorge, is no longer available. This includes all caves and digs, and affects sites such as Reservoir Hole, Spider Hole, Goughs Cave, Long Hole, Great Oones etc.+Further to the decision by Longleat to close the show caves and suspend their operations in Cheddar, they have notified CSCC that with immediate effect caver access to all caves on Longleat property which includes the whole south side of the Gorge, is no longer available. This includes all caves and digs, and affects sites such as Reservoir Hole, Spider Hole, Goughs Cave, Long Hole, Great Oones etc ...
  
-Longleat are not adverse to reinstating caver access subject to an access agreement with CSCCNegotiations to formalise an access procedure were started at the request of Longleat a few years ago but were never concluded.+<btn>[[news:2020_10_11_access_to_caves_in_cheddar_gorge|Read more ...]]</btn>
  
-Discussions have recommenced and both parties are hopeful of a favourable and positive outcome, however in the meantime all the caves are closed. 
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-Longleat will be keeping a presence in the Gorge for maintenance purposes, but this is all. Approaches should not be made to Longleat or any of their representatives as permission to visit any of the caves will be denied. 
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-[[canda@cscc.org.uk|Graham Price]]\\ 
-Conservation & Access Officer\\ 
 11th Oct 2020 11th Oct 2020
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 +<panel type="info" title="BCA News Feed">
 +[[https://british-caving.org.uk/news/|{{ :bca-logo-mini-white.png?nolink&100|BCA Logo}}]]
 +{{rss>https://british-caving.org.uk/news/?feed=rss2 8 date }}
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 +<panel type="danger" title="Met Office Weather Warnings">
 +[[https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/warnings-and-advice/uk-warnings|{{ :met_office_logo.jpg?nolink&100|Met Office Logo}}]]
 +**Any weather warnings for southern England in the next seven days are listed here:**
  
 +{{rss>http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/data/PWSCache/WarningsRSS/Region/sw?feed=rss2 20 description }}
 +{{rss>http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/data/PWSCache/WarningsRSS/Region/se?feed=rss2 20 description }}
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