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By Telephone By E-mail CLITHEROEADVERTISER&TIMES I 65 Five-mile sub-aqua relay in Dune’s memory


A group of scuba divers from Clitheroe are in training for an underwater five-mile relay challenge at Coniston Water in memory of one of their club members. It will be the second spon­


sored charity challenge or­ ganised by the Ribble Valley branch of the British Sub-Aq­ ua Club (BSAC) to remember Duncan Priestley, of Accring­ ton, who died from cancer in August 2013 at just 59. Buddy pairs of scuba divers


will use a relay system to cover the five-and-a-half mile Lake District site underwater on Sunday July 13th and their aim is to raise a boat load of


cashforlifeboatcharityRNLI. Lastyearclub members raised


more than £2,200 for Pend­ leside Hospice in Duncan’s memory after taking on what Fiona Imlach, the club’s train­ ing officer, describes as a few silly underwater challenges. Fiona said: “It’s going to be


quite a job scuba diving the length of Coniston underwa­ ter. We will be doing it in bud­ dy pairs with divers keeping to a depth ofsix metres (20ft). “The buddy pair will use a compass and trail a surface


markerbuoysothesafetycrew knows exactly where they are. In fact, we will have two RIBS


Advertiser and 1 imes 'ih tf C U tb e rw / p (rigid inflatable boats), with


thesecondoneferryingthe next pair of divers.” Fiona added: “Duncan


Priestley was one of the club’s most active mem­ bers and a hugely popular guy who was always up for a laugh. That’s why last year we decided to do ’silly’ things underwater to raise money for Pendleside Hospice, where he spent his last days. “The hospice was fantas­


tic and even arranged for him to marry his partner, Joan, which was very kind of them. “Last year we did all sorts


ofsponsored silly things, such as holding an underwater gym session, playing underwater draughts, one diver wrote 100 lines, one ate as many differ­ ent fruits as possible and one munched his way through a pile of sausages! “We were thrilled with the


amount we raised and decid­ ed, as a club, to continuefund- raising and make it an annual event in Duncan’s memory with a different charity ben­ efiting each year. “This year we have chosen the RNLI, notjust in Duncan’s


memory but also to remember all our previous diving bud­ dies that are no longer with us. We have been running


From the left, club chairman Bruce Mills, Andy Sutcliffe, diving officer


Nicole Opitz,(front)PamSutcliffe,trainingoffucerFionaImlachandclub Cliff Hindle. Inset is Duncan Priestley.


training dives to make sure everyone involved is up to the challenge. There will be seven pairs of buddy divers plus six non-diving team members at the surface.


“It’s important we have


worked out the logistics and ensure the safety of everyone taking part. It will be quite a strenuous challenge and we can’t decide on which end of Coniston we will start, as it will all depend on wind direc­ tion on the day.” The Ribble Valley branch is part of the UK’s national gov­


erning body forscuba diving- BSAC - which is made up of 120 dive centres and 1,000-plus family friendly and sociable clubs, run by volunteers, up and down the country and abroad.


It represents more than


30,000 scuba divers and snor- kellers and welcomes new members from complete be­ ginners upwards, including those who have trained with other agencies. BSAC Chief Executive,


• Mary Tetley, said: “BSAC is made up of lots of clubs like


the Ribble Valley, where fan­ tastic friendships are made thanks to members’ passion for their sport. “It’s lovely to hear how


Ribble Valley are remember­ ing their friend Duncan and the valued work he did for the


club.Itsounds like they arego- ing to a lot of trouble to ensure the event at Coniston Water will be a safe and successful, if unconventional dive, and I wish them all the best with their fundraising.” Fiona added that Ribble


Valley Sub Aqua Club is keen to recruit new members and can offer potential new divers the opportunity to give the sport a try.


“People think scuba diving


is an expensive sport, but it re­ ally isn’t, and at Ribble Valley we supply all the equipment a new diver needs for the first year to make it that bit easier. “Membership fees for the


first year are £225 and that includes all training and full scuba kit rental for a year. It gives people the chance to get their own dive equipment over time without having to splash out right at the start. “It’s a really sociable club,


we meet every Thursday at 9pm at Clitheroe Conserva­ tive Club. We currently have


around 34 members from all walks of life, with around 20 actively diving on a regular " basis. We are blessed with nu­ merous in-house instructors including national instruc­ tors.


y “Members have a range


of qualifications from BSAC Ocean Divers to BSAC First Class Divers. We can accept new members from aged 14, although anyone under-18 needs to be accompanied by an adult.


when it comes to our dive pro­ gramme and are normally out diving most weekends. We go up to Scotland and the Shet- lands quite regularly as well- ' as the east coast, Anglesey and the North Wales coast. We al­ so have a club trip to Norway


plannedfornextyearwhilewe enjoyed a trip to Cape Verde last November. It really is a


fantastic sport and a friendly © club. Fiona, who runs her own


renewable energy and boiler business, said: “Anyone who would like to give what is a fantastic sport a try should contact us through our club - website.” To find out more visit www.


rvsac.org and for more about BSAC visit www.bsac.com


. “Asaclubweareveryactive *


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