
From Chris Wilson, Clidive Diving Officer As I’m sure you’re all aware, the UK government has recommended avoiding unnecessary social contact and travel for the next 30 days. As a result Clidive is cancelling all Thursday night club activities (ie…
From Chris Wilson, Clidive Diving Officer As I’m sure you’re all aware, the UK government has recommended avoiding unnecessary social contact and travel for the next 30 days. As a result Clidive is cancelling all Thursday night club activities (ie…
Clidive worked out long ago that, being a London club, it needed a van. An ever-decreasing number of members owned cars, or even had driving licences. Even the car-owners no longer had vehicles capable of towing the club RIBs, which…
By Adam Howard In 2018, four Clidivers went on an exploratory mission to the Lake District. One dive site in particular stood out, and so in October 2019 five of us went for a long weekend to explore it again.…
Happy new year to all Clidive members and friends! In this short Newsplash: Looking back: highlights from the 2019 Annual General Meeting, including the new committee; don’t forget to buy your 50th anniversary t-shirt. Looking forward: the 2020 dive programme;…
By Nick Barter Two birds with one stone? When I think about what sets Clidive apart from many other clubs, I always come back to its dedication to adventurous diving and in particular the RIB expeditions we run every year.…