Ben Ray’s Ocean diver expeince Ben Ray is one of the newest qualified ocean divers to the club and wrote about his experience with training at Teesside 43. “I completed my Ocean Divers course yesterday with BSAC Teesside 43, to anybody interested in diving I can’t recommend the club highly Read more
Congratulations qualified Ocean divers! Congratulations to Ben, Jake and Lee Teesside 43’s newly qualified ocean divers. Jake is also our youngest member at 13 years of age. Job well done everyone at Capenwray this Saturday, all enjoyed the dive to kick of the season.
Clubhouse and Compressor house closure due to Covid restrictions. After taking advice from the clubs legal advisor both areas will remain closed until further notice. The health and safety of our members is paramount! During the closure necessary maintenance will be carried out on compressors. When the decision to reopen Read more
Early morning diving Early bird get’s the worm they say, well in our case dive! Some of our members have been getting up at the crack of dawn to take advantage of our return to diving, before they start work each morning. Ideally placed the South Gare Redcar has loads Read more
Fundraiser for Stroke Association and James Cook Hospital John Taylor can to the club house last night to auction off some dive gear from a previous member. We were happy to hear that John raised £118.00 last night for both Stroke association charity and James Cook Hospital. Also we were Read more
Diving the SS Michalis Prois Not far from the coast off Skinny grove lies a sight to be hold the SS Michalis Prois, it was built in 1900 by Sunderland Shipping Co. and lost 1929 this coal cargo ship (collier) wreck has alot going for it even though it is broken Read more
Great viz at Eyemouth A few of our members visited Green ends gully and weasel lock up near Eyemouth Scotland today and we are glad to report the viz was as good as the photo above! 15 meters easily Green ends gully and Weasel Lock have been great shore dive Read more
Since the diving has been put on hiatus one of our members has been taking advantage of our lovely redcar coast. Capturing its stunning sunsets that we all hope to enjoy when safe to do so. Stay safe everyone and enjoy the sunshine when you can. Previous Next
Covid-19 virus update The health, welfare and safety of all members is an overriding concern for us at BSAC 43 and due to government guidelines the club will not be meeting on Mondays at the Billingham forum and Thursday at the club house. We are continuing to monitor current government Read more
Friends of Redcar, beach clean up Thanks to all who attended Redcar South Gare beach clean up. We heard about it via Friends of Redcar on facebook and wanted to be involved. Special thanks to the RSPB Saltholme and Marine Conservation Society. We hope to do more of this throughout Read more