The session starts at 18:30 and the chamber is located at the Hospital of St John and St Elizabeth which can be found here…

Hospital of St John and St Elizabeth
60 Grove End Road
St Johns Wood
London
NW8 9NH

Nearest Station: St John's Wood on the Jubilee Line

Depending on numbers and time, we'll either do 10 people down to 40m or multiples of 6 people down to 50m.

IMPORTANT
The London Diving Chamber is a working facility which means if someone needs to use the chamber, our booking will be "blown out" and will need to be rescheduled. Neither our dive club or the London Diving Chamber are responsible for any costs incured by attendees unable to "dive" i.e. travel / accommodation costs.

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We had a very good presentation on all of the Dive Trips and Expeditions planned for 2010 which if all goes to plan could surpass our trips and expeditions in 2009 for the range and variety and meet our members' needs at all levels of experience.

You can access the Powerpoint presentation that was given via the Downloads feature on the Home page.

Please contact in the first instance the Presenter of each section of the slide show if you want to book a space, but don't leave it too late! If you have any queries about the suitability of a dive or the qualifications required, please contact your Diving Officer, Clive Murphy on 07979 540 839.

Please note that only the main diving events were presented. Specifically those that require significant advance booking to get the appropriate tides, boats or accommodation. Details of other diving and social events can be found directly from the Club calendar feature on the Home page.

Happy Diving in 2010

We're absolutely chuffed-to-bits that Mid Herts Divers have been awarded 2nd place in the 2009 BS-AC Branch of the Year awards held amongst all of the BS-AC branches worldwide representing over 33,000 divers.

We were pipped to the post by Calypso Divers - a much deserved BS-AC Centre of Excellence in Malta.

A club is only as good as it's members, so a big thank-you goes out to all our enthusiastic members who have joined the club, dived with us, attended SDCs, progressed their diving qualifications and achieved instructor grades this year.

Our Chairman Rod Reeves and Diving Officer Clive Murphy received the Branch's citation at the Diving Officer's Conference on December 5th in London, and met representatives of Scubapro-Uwatec who kindly donated the prize worth over £1000 of 5 of the latest Aladin dive computers.

The citation reads: "This award is presented by Scubapro to the British Sub-Aqua Club branch who have done the most to promote the sport in terms of diving, training and member recruitment"

• Fuel
• Food
• Air (£3.50 7-15L) / Nitrox (which must be requested before hand, price TBC)

More wrecks than Scapa Flow or Truck Lagoon?

Definitely not but Stoney Cove are well on are way to a real sunken fleet with “MV Belinda” to join tug boats “Stanegarth” and “Defiant” in the near future.

“MV Belinda” is a steel built trawler and its intended that “Belinda“ is placed in the 20mtr area not too far from her sister ships.

The staff at Stoney Cove are also on the hunt for a significant item to place in the 35mtr area for the experts amongst us, so keep an eye on the news pages of www.stoneycove.com for further developments.