Working Together for Northern Caving

The CNCC is the regional council of the British Caving Association for northern England and Scotland, and the representative body for caving clubs in these regions. Working with landowners to achieve greater access for cavers, as well as providing resin anchor placement and conservation coordination. Read more...

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News

21 January 2019

Northern Explorers' Forum

A day of lectures from diggers and explorers in the northern England regions. We would like to make cavers aware of this excellent event being organised in our region for Sunday...

22 December 2018

Caves of Scotland descriptions

Caves of Scotland are now on the CNCC website with route descriptions Most people think of the CNCC as just representing northern England. However, we are also the BCA's Regional Caving...

16 December 2018

CNCC showcase caving to the National Park Authority

The CNCC has been working hard over recent years to improve our engagement with other organisations to benefit northern caving. A few weeks ago our Access Officer, Tim Allen, was invited...

11 December 2018

CNCC reaches new agreement with the Langcliffe Hall Estate

A long time ago, back in the late 1970s, an access agreement was drawn up between the CNCC and representatives of the Langcliffe Hall Estate. The arrangement was a traditional...

Events & Meetings

Mar
9

AGM 2019: Hellifield Institute 10am

The CNCC AGM is open to everyone to attend. Member clubs all have a vote. See the meetings page for the agenda near the date.

Mar
30

CNCC introduction to paperless surveying

An introduction weekend for people with no experience of paperless surveying to the equipment and techniques needed to produce a map of a cave.

Jun
9

BCA Annual General Meeting

This year the British Caving Association AGM will be held in our patch at the Horton in Ribblesdale Village Hall beginning at 10:30am. We urge all cavers to come along, take part and get involved as it can really make a difference to how things are run.