GB2RS NEWS

Sunday 10th April 2011

The news headlines:

* RSGB AGM to be held in Derby on 14 May

* QSL bureau changes

* T32C DXpedition raffle

Don't forget, the 84th RSGB AGM will be held in the Menzies Mickleover
Court, Etwall Road, Mickleover, Derby DE3 0XX on Saturday 14 May,
commencing at 12 noon. Doors will open from 11 until 11.45am for
registration. After lunch there will be an Open Forum at 2pm. Why not
make it a full day out and join us for dinner? After the AGM there will
a dinner in celebration of amateur radio. Join the President, Dave
Wilson, M0OBW and members of the Board for a splendid social evening in
the true traditions of amateur radio. Tickets are available from the
online RSGB shop, priced £26.

Roy Walsh, G4ZNK is stepping down as volunteer manager for the M zero D
to M zero F QSL card series. The Society wishes to thank him for his
service to his fellow amateurs and welcomes his replacement Jim Steel,
M0ZAK. All cards and envelopes are being transferred to M0ZAK who is
QTHR. Details can also be found on the RSGB website or via the RSGB QSL
bureau.

CDXC is running a raffle in support of the T32C DXpedition. There is
one prize, a Yaesu FT-950 transceiver that sells for around £1,290.
This prize is sponsored by Martin Lynch & Sons, Nevada Radio and Yaesu
UK. ML&S is also supplying a 30A power supply. Contact the promoter
Neville Cheadle, G3NUG for details, email or 01568
750 560. The draw will take place on 26 August just prior to the
DXpedition.

The Reunion of the Radio Security Service ex-members on Sunday 17 April
in the Mansion at Bletchley Park will include an illustrated lecture on
how radio amateurs helped to win the war. More than a thousand amateur
radio volunteers listened on the short wave bands, in secret in their
own homes, for illicit signals in the UK. What they uncovered were the
transmitters of the German Secret Service operating all over Europe and
beyond. Besides penetrating the most secret aspects of the service they
also learnt about spies sent here. Some of them were 'turned' to work
for us under the supervision of radio amateurs, notably Ronnie Reed,
G2RX. More can be found at http://secretlisteners.org.

On 3 April a new distance record set for optical communication by a
group of radio amateurs from North-East England. The distance worked
was just a few metres short of 90km. Signals were exchanged on FM and
SSB at remarkable strengths. The contact was made from Race Head in
County Durham, which is locator IO94VS to Danby Moor near Whitby, which
is locator IO84NK. The team at Race Head included two stations, Stuart,
G8CYW running the transverter and LED transceiver of his design
featured in recent articles in RadCom, and Brian, G8KPD also running
his version of the designs, plus separate receive and transmit heads.
The station on Danby Moor was operated by Rob, M0DTS using his version
of the transverter featured in RadCom. To commemorate the 50th
anniversary of the first man in space, Russian pilot Yuri Gagarin, on
12 April 1961, and the anniversary of the first flight of the Space
Shuttle Columbia on 12 April 1981, special event station N4S will be on
the air. The station will be active on the HF bands from 10m to 80m on
SSB. A special electronic certificate will be issued for this occasion.
For information go to WP3GW on qrz.com.

Arissat-1 will be activated inside the ISS on that same day, 12 April,
and will send voice messages and slow scan TV images, plus CW and data
from the new PSK1000 mode on the frequency 145.950MHz. For more info go
to www.amsat.org.

The International Short Wave League is celebrating its 65th anniversary
in 2011. GB65ISWL will be on the air over the weekend of 16 and 17
April. Activity will start around 1800 hours on Friday, April 15th.
Modes will be SSB and the PSK modes. Main operator will be Herbie,
G6XOU.

And now for the details of rallies and events for the coming week

Today, Sunday 10 April, it's the Cambridgeshire Repeater Group Annual
Rally at Foxton Village Hall, Hardman Road, Foxton, Cambridge CB22 6RN.
There is talk-in on S22 in advance of the 10am start, trade stands, a
Bring & Buy and catering. Entry is £2. Contact Lawrence, M0LCM, on
01223 654880 for more information.

Also on today, Sunday 10 April, is the Northern Amateur Radio Societies
Association Exhibition, also known as the Blackpool rally. Held at
Norbreck Castle Exhibition Centre, Blackpool FY2 9AA, it opens at 10.45
for disabled visitors and 11am for everyone else. Car parking is
available, there are trade stands, an RSGB book stall, Bring & Buy,
club and special interest stands. For more information contact Dave,
M0OBW, on 01270 761 608.

Over the weekend of 16 and 17 April, Jim, M0JHW will be holding another
of his field days at the Sports & Social Club, Harlaxton, Grantham NG32
1HX. There will be plenty of tea and coffee and a BBQ in the afternoon.
All are invited to come and meet old friends and make new ones. There
will also be ample opportunity to play radio. Details from Jim by email
to .

At the next Kempton Rally at Kempton Park Race Course on Sunday 17
April, Radiofairs will be holding a group of technical clinics that are
designed to help newcomers and old timer alike with any amateur radio
problems. The clinics will be held in the quiet lecture theatre area
and will be available all day. The amongst the topics covered will be
EMC problems and solutions, how to get started in amateur radio,
getting started in contesting and improving your results, antenna
advice, home brew advice and a rig basic health check. Details are
available on the internet at www.radiofairs.co.uk.

Past RSGB President, Angus Annan, MM1CCR, will be speaker and a guest
of honour at the Pearl Anniversary Lough Erne Rally on 17 April. His
busy programme includes a talk about the National Radio Centre at
Bletchley Park, the presentation of the Regional Club of the Year Award
to Lough Erne Amateur Radio Club and certificates of congratulation to
the Club's nine new Intermediate licensees. Further details at
www.lougherneradioclub.co.uk.

Also on Sunday 17 April the Andover Radio Amateur Club Boot Sale will
take place at Wildhern Village Hall and Playing Field, north of Andover
just off the A343 at SP11 0JE. Entry is £1.50, with vendors £6 per
boot/table or £8 inside the hall. Details from Martin, M0MWS on 01980
612070. Now for the news of special events

On 12 April, GB4SWF will be on the air from the Speyside Whiskey
Festival in Banffshire. Then, on 15 April, GB4SG will be on the air for
St George's Day from Northampton and MI0RTX will put GB0AVB will be on
the air from County Antrim promoting the work of artificial voice
boxes. On 16 April Grantham radio amateurs are putting GB0GRA on the
air.

GB4FPR is participating in this year's Marine Radio Day event over 14
and 15 April from 1200 to 1200UTC from Fort Perch Rock Marine Radio
Museum. Whilst using the normal amateur frequencies they will also be
transmitting on 502/503kHz CW and replying on same frequencies to
suitably equipped stations and crossband replies on 3570 or 7030kHz to
non suitably equipped stations depending on operational conditions.
Signal reports are welcomed. QSLs to M0BZZ direct or via the bureau.

And now the HF DX news compiled from 425 DX News and other sources

The September 2011 Timor-Leste DXpedition has now received its
callsign, 4W6A, from ARCOM, the licensing authority in Dili. The team
is very grateful to ARCOM for issuing this special one-letter callsign
for use on the DXpedition. The DXpedition has a website at
www.4W6A.com, which includes profiles of the team members, propagation
predictions and lots of information about Timor-Leste and Atauro
Island, the location of the DXpedition.

A major IOTA expedition that incorporates several different IOTA
references in Papua New Guinea has just started and the team are
currently Nuguria Islands, IOTA reference OC-257, where the call P29NI
will be used until 14 April. This is followed by the Green Islands,
IOTA reference OC-231, where they will use P29VLR from 15 to 18 April.

Dave, EI9FBB will pay a short visit to Monaco later this month and will
be active as 3A/EI9FBB from 20 * 22 April. Operation will be mainly in
the afternoons and logs will be uploaded to Logbook of the World and
eQSL.

Craig, VK4LDX will be on the air from Magnetic Island, which is IOTA
reference OC-171, from 17 to 20 April. He plans to operate SSB, PSK41
and RTTY. He will use the call VK4LDX/P.

Now the contest news

The 432MHz UK Activity Contest is taking place on Tuesday 12 April from
1900 to 2130UTC. Using all modes the exchange is signal report, serial
number and locator.

On Wednesday 13 April, the 80m Club Championships SSB leg is taking
place between 1900 and 2030UTC. The exchange is signal report and
serial number.

On Saturday 16 April the Spring EU Sprint SSB contest takes place
between 1600 and 2000UTC on the 3.5 to 14MHz bands. It's a 4-hour event
with a rigid exchange structure of both callsigns, a serial number and
your name (or nickname). You'll have to engage in some band hopping, to
make the most of changing conditions. And now the solar factual data
for the period from the 28th of March to the 3rd of April, compiled by
Neil Clarke, G0CAS on the 4th of April.

To start this week an update on the latest smoothed monthly sunspot
numbers which are for June, July and August 2010 and are 16.4, 16.8 and
17.4 respectively.

The two large complex sunspot groups that were visible on the solar
disc for most of the week failed to produce any large solar flares.
They could only produce isolated small C class solar flares everyday
except for the 2nd. On occasions, small sudden ionospheric disturbances
and coronal mass ejections occurred with these flares but their effect
on propagation was minimal. Some days they were up to six groups
visible but many were very small. Solar flux levels declined from 119
units on the 28th to 108 by the 2nd. The average was 114 units. The 90
day solar flux average on the 3rd was 99 units. That's three units up
on last week. X- ray flux levels varied little day to day and averaged
B3 units. Geomagnetic activity was quiet every day until the 1st when a
recurring coronal hole disturbance arrived. This carried on through to
the 3rd. The most disturbed day was the 2nd with an Ap index of 20
units. The average was Ap 9 units. Solar wind data from the ACE
spacecraft saw solar wind speeds increase from 300 kilometres per
second to 710 by the 2nd. Particle densities were low except for an
increase to 40 particles per cubic centimetre during the evening of the
29th. Bz on the quiet days varied between minus and plus 4 nanoTeslas
and between minus and plus 10 nanoTeslas during the disturbance.
Interestingly, on the 30th the Bz remained positive for the complete
day and varied between plus 5 and plus 13 nanoTeslas.

And now the solar forecast. This week solar activity is expected to be
at low levels, however there is a chance that activity could increase
on some days. Solar flux levels are expected to decline and be in the
90s for most of the week. Geomagnetic activity is expected to be quiet
everyday. MUFs during daylight hours at equal latitudes should be about
25MHz for the south and 22MHz for the north. Darkness hour lows are
expected to be about 10MHz. Paths this week to South Africa should have
a maximum usable frequency with a 50 per cent success rate of around
31MHz. The optimum working frequency with a 90 per cent success rate
will be about 24MHz. The best time to try this path will be between
1100 and 1600 hours UTC.

And that's all for this week from the propagation team.

Next, the Local News:

Please note that details of all RSGB-affiliated clubs and societies

can be found on the RSGB website, including email addresses

and website links where known.

[Note to Newsreaders: Please read the local news items appropriate to
the service area of your

transmission.]

NEWS FOR THE MIDLANDS On Monday 11 April Gloucester Amateur Radio &
Electronics Society is having an operating evening. Contact Anne,
2E1GKY, on 01452 548478, daytime.

On Monday 11 April Leicester Radio Society celebrates the birthday of
Tony, M3PYG, has a BBQ and grand raffle. Contact Alex, G8FCQ, on 0753
120 1640.

On Monday 11 April South Birmingham Radio Society is holding a
committee meeting. Contact Don, on 0121 458 1603.

On Monday 11 April Stratford Upon Avon District Radio Society is having
a talk on how to dip your GDO by G3YVE. Contact G0CHO, on 01608 664488.

On Monday 11 April Wythall Radio Club continues its Foundation course.
Details from Christopher Pettitt, G0EYO, by email to
.

On Tuesday 12 April Derby & District Amateur Radio Society is holding a
committee meeting. Contact Richard Buckby, by email to
.

On Tuesday 12 April Eagle Radio Group is having a talk on island
contesting by Nick G4FAL at The Boatshed, Victoria Road, Mablethorpe.
Details from Terry, G0SWS, on 01507 478590.

On Tuesday 12 April Loughborough & District Amateur Radio Club is
having a lecture at Loughborough University, entitled Concorde from
beginning to end. More information from Chris, G1ETZ, on 01509 504 319.

On Tuesday 12 April Wythall Radio Club has a committee meeting. Details
from Christopher Pettitt, G0EYO, by email to .

On Wednesday 13 April Hinckley Amateur Radio Society is taking part in
the 80m Club Calls SSB contest. Details from John, M0JAV, on 07836
731544.

On Wednesday 13 April Lincoln Short-Wave Club is having a talk on First
Aid for the shack by SJA. For more information contact Pam Rose, G4STO,
on 01427 788356.

On Wednesday 13 April Midland Amateur Radio Society is holding a
committee meeting, training and Morse classes. Details from Norman,
G8BHE, on 01214 229 787.

On Wednesday 13 April Telford & District Amateur Radio Society is
having a video evening, with refreshments. Contact Mike, G3JKX, on
01952 299 677. On Thursday 14 April Salop Amateur Radio Society is
having a natter night. Details on the club website at
www.salop-ars.org.uk.

On Thursday 14 April South Birmingham Radio Society is having training
classes with Dave Murphy, G8OWL. Contact Don, on 0121 458 1603.

On Friday 15 April Coventry Amateur Radio Society has a committee forum
& equipment sale. Contact John, G8SEQ, on 07958 777363.

On Friday 15 April Hucknall Rolls Royce Amateur Radio Club is holding a
general club meeting. More information from Dave Wilde, G1YAI, on 0844
4355593.

On Friday 15 April Nunsfield House Amateur Radio Group is holding a
committee meeting and shack night. Details from Ken Frankcom, G3OCA, on
01332 720976.

On Friday 15 April South Birmingham Radio Society is having a
construction evening.. Contact Don, on 0121 458 1603.

On Saturday 16 and Sunday 17 April there will be a field day at the
Sports & Social Club, Harlaxton, Grantham NG32 1HX, organised by Jim,
M0JHW. There will be plenty of tea and coffee and a BBQ in the
afternoon. Details from Jim, M0JHW, by email to .

On Saturday 16 April Lincoln Short-Wave Club is in the shack. For more
information contact Pam Rose, G4STO, on 01427 788356.

On Sunday 17 April Midland Amateur Radio Society Club is visiting
Kempton Park rally. Details from Norman, G8BHE, on 01214 229 787.

NEWS FOR THE NORTH OF ENGLAND Keighley ARS announces that is has
changed its venue. It now meets at Parkside Social Club, Butt Lane,
Halworth, Keighley BD22 8QJ. Details from Shirley, M6SAK, on 01535
652781.

On Sunday 10 April Angel of the North Amateur Radio Club is running a
coach to the NARSA rally, leaving at 8am. Contact Nancy Bone, G7UUR, on
0191 477 0036.

On Monday 11 April Bolton Wireless Club is having a lecture on kite
antennas by Roger, G4ROJ. For details, send an email to
.

On Monday 11 April Macclesfield & District Radio Society is holding a
committee meeting. More information from Roger Bell, M0GMG, on 0771 258
9163.

On Monday 11 April Sheffield Amateur Radio Club is having a talk by
Peter Day VP2V/G3PHO on his DXpedition to the British Virgin Islands.
More information from Peter Day, G3PHO, by email to .

On Monday 11 April Thornton Cleveleys Amateur Radio Society is having a
talk by Ian Cobbe, G3ZRZ on his radio days in the RAF. Details on the
web at www.tcars.org.uk.

On Tuesday 12 April Chester & District Amateur Radio Society is holding
a committee meeting. Details from Barbara Green on 07957 870770. On
Tuesday 12 April Halifax & District Amateur Radio Society will discuss
the potential of the Old Post Office as a regular meeting place.
Contact Martin, M0GQB, on 01422 341317.

On Tuesday 12 April Hornsea Amateur Radio is participating in the 80m
CC SSB. Contact Gordon MacNaught, G3WOV, on 01377 240573.

On Wednesday 13 April Chester & District Amateur Radio Society has an
inter-branch quiz with W&DARC at Irby Cricket Club. Details from
Barbara Green on 07957 870770.

On Wednesday 13 April Grimsby Amateur Radio Society is taking part in
the RSGB 80m CC. Contact Cliff, G4YHP, on 01472 328 830.

On Wednesday 13 April Hambleton Amateur Radio Society is having an
operating night. More information from Tony Wilson, G3MAE, on 01609
881530.

On Wednesday 13 April Mid-Cheshire Amateur Radio Society is having a
projects night, looking at a frequency counter, G4JNT oscillator boards
and dish configuration. Contact Peter Paul Fox, G8HAV, on 01606 553401.

On Thursday 14 April Grimsby Amateur Radio Society is having a talk on
tricks with coax cable by Dave, G3TBK. Contact Cliff, G4YHP, on 01472
328 830.

On Thursday 14 April Ripon & District Amateur Radio Society is having a
club night on the air. Details from Rob Hall, M0RBY, on 0787 608 5631.

On Thursday 14 April South Manchester Radio and Computer Club has a
rid-a-thon technical book sale run by Bill, G4NOL. Details from Ron,
G3SVW, on 0161 969 3999.

On Thursday 14 April Wakefield & District Radio Society is having a
natter night and is on the air. Contact Ken, 2E0SSQ, on 07900 563117.

On Friday 15 April East Cleveland Amateur Radio Club has a technical
forum. For more information contact Alistair, G4OLK, on 01642 475 671.

On Saturday 16 April Mid-Cheshire Amateur Radio Society is sorting the
equipment in the garage store. Contact Peter Paul Fox, G8HAV, on 01606
553401.

On Saturday 16 April Wakefield & District Radio Society continues its
training courses. Contact Ken, 2E0SSQ, on 07900 563117.

NEWS FOR NORTHERN IRELAND On Sunday 10 April Mid Ulster Amateur Radio
Club has its monthly meeting. For more information send an email to
.

On Monday 11 April Greenisland Electronics Amateur Radio Society is on
the air on 2m. Details from Peter Lowrie, MI5JYK, by email to
.

NEWS FOR SCOTLAND On Tuesday 12 April Livingston & District Amateur
Radio Society is having an operating evening. Details from Norman, on
07740 946192.

On Wednesday 13 April Lothians Radio Club is holding a junk sale at St
Fillans Church Hall, Buckstone Drive, Edinburgh. More information from
Andy Sinclair by email to .

On Wednesday 13 April West of Scotland Amateur Radio Society has Solder
Group homebrew projects & licence training. More information from Fred
Coombes, 2M0BIN, on 01415 715512.

On Thursday 14 April Aberdeen Amateur Radio Society is having Morse
practice and is on the air. More information from Lewis, GM4AJR, on
01224 575 663.

On Friday 15 April West of Scotland Amateur Radio Society is having
presentations, guest speakers, a quiz and a raffle. More information
from Fred Coombes, 2M0BIN, on 01415 715512.

On Saturday 16 April Cockenzie & Port Seton Amateur Radio Club has a 10
pin bowling night at the Megabowl, Fountainbridge from 8pm. More
information from Bob, GM4UYZ, on 01875 811 723.

NEWS FOR THE SOUTH EAST and EAST ANGLIA On Monday 11 April Coulsdon
Amateur Transmitting Society is having a talk on WSPR by Walter
Blanchard, G3JKV. Details from Steve Beal, G3WZK, by email to
.

On Monday 11 April West Kent Amateur Radio Society is holding its AGM
from 8pm at Bidborough Village Hall, near Tonbridge. More information
from Les, G6UBM, by email to .

On Tuesday 12 April Brede Steam Amateur Radio Society is at the shack.
For more information contact Steve, on 01424 720815.

On Tuesday 12 April Chelmsford Amateur Radio Society has a club net
night. Contact Martyn, G1EFL, on 01245 469 008.

On Tuesday 12 April Harwell Amateur Radio Society is having a talk on
contesting by Bryn, G4DEZ. Contact Malcolm, G8NRP, on 01235 524844.

On Wednesday 13 April Chelmsford Amateur Radio Society is holding a
committee meeting. Contact Martyn, G1EFL, on 01245 469 008.

On Wednesday 13 April Chesham & District Amateur Radio Society is
having a members forum. More details from Terry, G0VFW, on 01442 831
491.

On Wednesday 13 April Harwich Amateur Radio Interest Group is having a
talk on loop fed array antennas by Justin, G0KSC. Details from Kevan,
2E0WMG, on 07766 543784.

On Wednesday 13 April Havering & District Amateur Radio Club is having
an informal evening. More information from John, M0UKD, on 07890
222111.

On Wednesday 13 April Norfolk Amateur Radio Club has an informal,
construction, shack and Bright Sparks evening, and will also be taking
part in the RSGB CC SSB contest. Details from Chris Danby, G0DWV, on
01603 898678. On Wednesday 13 April South Essex Amateur Radio Society
is having a talk on the sky at night by Bruce, G1JJS. Contact Norman,
M0FZW, on 01268 692776.

On Wednesday 13 April Southgate Amateur Radio Club is having a talk on
Smith Charts by David M0XDS. Contact David Sharp, M0XDS, by email to
.

On Wednesday 13 April Worthing & District Amateur Radio Club is having
a discussion evening. Contact Phil, G4UDU, on 01903 816684.

On Thursday 14 April Bittern DX Group has an informal meeting at
Pinewood Park Leisure Club, NR26 8TU. Details from Linda, G0AJJ, on
01692 404154.

On Thursday 14 April Echelford Amateur Radio Society is holding its
AGM. Contact John, G4GSC, on 01784 451898.

On Thursday 14 April Edgware & District Radio Society is having a talk
by John, G3SJE, entitled solar cycles I have known. More information
from Mike, G4RNW, on 0208 950 0658.

On Thursday 14 April King's Lynn Amateur Radio Club is having a club
night and 2m club net. Contact Ray, G3RSV, by email to
.

On Thursday 14 April Lowestoft & District PYE Amateur Radio Club is
having a talk on Sporadic-E by Jim Bacon, G3YLA. Details from Lee,
2E1LJL, on 01502 564242.

On Thursday 14 April Reading & District Amateur Radio Club is holding
its spring junk sale. Details from Pete, G8FRC, on 01189 695 697.

On Thursday 14 April Shefford & District Amateur Radio Society is
holding its spring junk sale. Details from David, G8UOD, on 01234 742
757.

On Friday 15 April Harlow & District Amateur Radio Society is having a
general chat night. More information from R C White, G0AGO, by e-mail
to .

On Friday 15 April Mid-Sussex Amateur Radio Society is having a radio
night. Contact Peter, G4AKG, on 01444 239371.

On Friday 15 April Radio Society of Harrow is on the air. More
information from Linda, G7RJL, on 0208 386 8586.

On Friday 15 April Wey Valley Amateur Radio Group has a club night.
Details on the web at www.weyvalleyarg.org.uk.

On Sunday 17 April Andover Radio Amateurs Club is holding its spring
boot sale. Details from Martin, M0MWS, on 07776 181646.

NEWS FOR THE SOUTH WEST On Monday 11 April Cornish Radio Amateur Club
7.30pm Computer section meet. Details from Steve, G7VOH, on 01209
844939. On Tuesday 12 April Blackmoor Vale Amateur Radio Society is
holding its AGM. Contact Tony, G0GFL, on 01258 860741.

On Tuesday 12 April Mid Somerset Amateur Radio Club is having a talk by
G4WSB on the joys of SOTA expeditions. Contact Nick, M6NJB, on 01749
346320.

On Tuesday 12 April West Devon Radio Club is having a talk on the uses
and applications of the grid dip meter by M1AGY. Further information
from Jules Cuddy, M1AGY, on 01752 291588.

On Wednesday 13 April Thornbury & South Gloucestershire Amateur Radio
Club is on the air. Contact Tony, G0WMB, on 01454 417048.

On Thursday 14 April South Bristol Amateur Radio Club has its first
planning session for VHF NFD 2011. Details from Andrew Jenner, G7KNA,
on 07838 695471.

On Thursday 14 April Swindon & District Amateur Radio Club is watching
the Design of Linear Amplifiers DVD by Peter Chadwick, G3RZP. Contact
Den, M0ACM, on 07810 317750.

On Thursday 14 April Yeovil Amateur Radio Club is having a talk on WSPR
and JT65A by G7AHP. Contact Steve Crask, G7AHP, by email to
.

On Friday 15 April North Bristol Amateur Radio Club is having a
construction evening. More information from Dick on 01454 218362.

On Friday 15 April Torbay Amateur Radio Society is having a natter
night. For more information contact Dave, G6FSP, by email to
.

NEWS FOR WALES On Monday 11 April Llanelli Amateur Radio Society is
having a social evening & club raffle. Contact Craig, MW0MXT, on 01269
840292.

On Thursday 14th April Marches ARS is having a talk by Colin Barber on
the history of the Rhydymwyn Valley Works, the little known centre for
the pioneering British contribution to the Atom Bomb project. Members
of other Clubs are most welcome to join us for this fascinating insight
into the vital part Great Britain played in the construction and
development of The Bomb. Please note that this and future meetings of
Marches ARS will be held at our original venue at Black Park Community
Centre and NOT at Chirk Methodist Chapel. Further details and
directions from Dave, MW0AYM on 01691 777242 or John, MW3PYN on 01691
772637.