Ski Club of Manchester Newsletter

Our primary means of communicating with our members is the Newsletter which contains reports by members on recent Club events, activities and holidays along with details of forthcoming ones. We also run a "Newsflash" mailing list — details here.

We normally produce 8 newsletters per year, one every month over the winter season and one every two months over the summer.

Members are encouraged to contribute articles and if you would like to do so please contact the editor, Christine Fildes.

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Articles

Many of the newletter articles are archived on this site and the most recent are listed below. Click on one of the "Articles and back issues" date links in the Newsletter navigation dropdown or use the search facility at the top of the page to find older articles. Complete back issues are available for members by clicking the 'get pdf' link next to the date.

November 2023 get pdf*

The Autumn walks in Siverdale have write-ups by Helen Richardson, Wendy Barlow and Chris Fildes. Andrew Walker describes the 2023 AGM proceedings and following talk by Jen Bridgland while Brian Richardson gives a summary of his Spanish Sierra Nevada Three Peaks Trek Charity Challenge.

Sepember/October 2023 get pdf*

The garden party has a report by Jen Bridgland and Bernard Kassell's Welsh walk is covered by Chris Fildes while Vanessa Miller provides a roundup of her Summer stroll.

July/August 2023 get pdf*

Just a couple of event reports in this edition with Caro Brown covering the cycling day in June and Dave Miller the Midsummer walk walk in July.

May/June 2023 get pdf*

The Cumbria weekend was as popular as usual with four walks organised. Paul Prentice reports on the Loughrigg Fell walk, Phil Hayward on the Gowbarrow Fell walk, Brian Beardsall on the bonus Place Fell walk and Chis Fildes on the Matterdale Common walk. Chris also penned a few words about the end of season party. Both Dave & Vanessa Miller and Brian & Helen Richardson share some of their memories of Alan Brown.