LISTINGS: Outdoors, Enviroment May 17 - May 24

Sheffield CTC Cycle Rides, moderate 50-mile ride to Grange Moor, meet Hillsborough Park Pond, Sunday, 9.30am; easy 25-mile-ride to Elsecar, meet Sheffield Cathedral, Sunday, 9.30am (07792 899501); moderate 15 miles to Millthorpe, meet Endcliffe Park Cafe, Wednesday, 6.30pm (2550907). New riders should contact Barry on 07528 961728.

WALK SHEFFIELD 2012

Organised walks around the city, May 12-20 www.sheffield.gov.uk/walking

Norfolk Heritage Trail, three hours, meet Discovery Centres, Manor Lodge (to Sheffield Cathedral), Thursday, May 17, 9.45am (booking essential, 01246 415497).

Totley Moors, five hours return, meet outside Cross Scythes pub, Thursday, May 17, 10.15am, lunch stop, no pets (2366607).

The Full Monty! (Film Locations), 1.5 – 2 hours, meet 18:10H. From Shirecliffe Rd opposite Batworth Rd (entrance to Parkwood Springs) (bus 72 from Interchange), Thursday, May 17, 6.10pm, ending at Burton Street, no pets (07804 208123).

Another Side of Parkwood Springs, two hours return, meet Pitsmoor Post Office, Thursday, May 17,

7pm (2724499).

Do the Shopping After, two hours return, meet meet Crystal Peaks Tram Stop, Friday, 1.30pm, no pets (2879466).

Sheffield Women History, women only, one hour, meet Winter Garden, Tudor Square, Friday, 5.30pm (07818 6650830).

Not Your Average Workout, one hour 45 minutes return, meet Stocksbridge Leisure Centre, Moorland Drive, Saturday, 10.40am (07850 867122).

Worrall Circular Via Cafe, 3.5 hours return, meet Blue Ball, Haggstones Road, Worrall, Saturday, 1.40pm (2863727).

East End Saunter, five hours return, meet outside Pond Street Interchange, Sunday, 10am (2665438).

ENVIRONMENT WEEKS

Midweek Walk, guided walk with Sheffield RSPB Local Group in Hardwick Hall Estate to observe and identify birds by sight and sound, Wednesday, 10am - 12.30pm, meet at Hardwick Hall Car Park (234 8472).

Dawn Chorus Bird Walk, Heeley City Farm, Thursday, May 17, 6am - 8am (2580482).

Firth Park Community Allotment Adult Volunteer Session, Sure Start Firth Park, Thursday, May 17, 9.30am-11.30am (07985 421 346).

Toddler Group Gardening Sessions, get children interested in food growing from an early age by taking part in allotment gardening, harvesting and eating, Sure Start Firth Park, Thursday, May 17, 1pm - 3pm (07985 421346).

Pro-Am Gardening Club, taster session for experienced gardeners to work alongside the Green Estate team on our historic site, Sheffield Manor Lodge Discovery Centre ,Thursday, May 17, 10am - 3pm

10am - 4pm

Blacka Moor Work Day, organised by the Wildlife Trust for Sheffield & Rotherham, tools and gloves are provided (as are tea and biscuits on weekends), wear warm, waterproof clothing, and sturdy footwear, Thursday, May 17, 10am - 30pm (contact Sarah Sidgwick 2634335, email s.sidgwick@wildsheffield.com).

Moss Valley Survey, Moss Valley Wildlife Group will be surveying Stoneley Wood, Charnock Wood and Carter Hall area for the Sheffield BioBlitz. Bring packed meals, strong footwear, waterproofs, binoculars and field guides if you have them, Thursday, May 17, meet at car park Bowman Drive, Charnock, 10am (2480529).

Sheffield BioBlitz Launch, a 48 hour event to find and record 1000 species across the City of Sheffield, Weston Park Museum, Thursday, May 17, from 3pm; Whirlow Park, 3.30pm - 5.30pm and from 6pm

(email secretary@sorby.org.uk).

Gillfield Wood: History, Heritage and Wildlife, guided walk led by Prof Ian Rotherham of Sheffield Hallam University, meet at wooden farmgate at the end of Totley Hall Lane, Green Oak Road, Totley, Thursday, May 17, 6.30pm-9pm (2620564).

Bats BioBlitz, night walk along the Porter Valley to record bats and other nocturnal wildlife for the Sheffield BioBlitz, meet Forge Dam Cafe, Thursday, May 17, 9pm-11pm (email mammals@sorby.org.uk).

Porter Valley Botanical Bioblitz, one-way walk, following the Porter Brook from Wards Brewery flats to Forge Dam, led by Ken Balkow, Friday, meet at 9.30am at bus stop on Ecclesall Road near to Waitrose car park entrance, SK346863 (email: secretary@sorby.org.uk).

Wildflower Walk for Sheffield BioBlitz, see what groes at 70 Acre Hill and learn from Michael Guy about different plants and how to identify them, suitable for all ages, Friday, 10am to noon, meet at the Catley Road entrance to the site (email: secretary@sorby.org.uk).

BioBlitz at Beauchief, Ziggy Senkans and the Beauchief Environment Group and Sorby Natural History Society will be exploring the disused nursery and local woodlands for the Sheffield BioBlitz event, Friday, 10am-4pm (2734481).

Moss Valley Survey Event for Sheffield BioBlitz, Moss Valley Wildlife Group will be surveying the Lower Moss Valley Site of Special Scientific Interest, Friday, 10am-4pm, meet at Eckington Church (2480529).

Hoverfly Search for Sheffield BioBlitz, joint meeting of Sorby Natural History Society and the Friends of Gillfield Wood to find and identify hoverflies and to add records to the Gillfield Wood faunal list, Friday, 10am - 12.30pm, meet at Totley Bus Terminus (email: invertebrates@sorby.org.uk).

Practical Sessions in Heeley City Farm Kitchen Garden, learn all about successful organic gardening in a relaxed friendly atmosphere, Friday, 10.30am-12.30pm, meet Heeley City Farm main reception, Richards Road (07941 182028).

Gardening Volunteers, join our regular Friday Volunteers in gardening tasks around Manor Oaks Farm and Gardens, Manor Lane, Friday, 11am - 3pm2pm - 4.30pm

Holbrook Heath Sheffield BioBlitz Event, Jean Glasscock and Derek Whiteley will be leading a meeting to record the plants and insects at the site which has the greatest recorded biodiversity within the City of Sheffield, olbrook Heath, Station Road, Halfway, Friday, 2pm-4.30pm (email invertebrates@sorby.org.uk).0am -

Dawn Chorus Bird Walk, with Wadsley and Loxley Commoners on Loxley Common led by John Robinson, Saturday, meet Rural Lane Car Park, Wadsley, 5am, no dogs (2335331).

Introduction to Bird Watching, with local bird expert Pete Brown (Sheffield Bird Study Group), meet Owlthorpe Medical Centre, Moorthorpe Bank, off Moorthorpe Way, Saturday, 8am (2735030, email sally.pereira@sheffield.gov.uk).

Plant Sale, fruit, vegetable and flowering plant sale, Hagg Lane and District Gardeners’ Allotments Society trading hut, Hagg House Allotments, opposite Clough Fields riding Stables, Back Laner, Crosspool, Saturday and Sunday, 9.30am-2.30pm.9.30am - 2.30pm (2664657).

Worrall Village Clean Up, help Worrall Environmental Group pick litter, clean the village troughs, prune plants , etc, meet outside Worrall Memorial Hall, Saturday, 10am ((2864418).

Moss Valley Sheffield BioBlitz, survey of the Bridlestile and Mosborough areas by Moss Valley Wildlife Group, Saturday, meet Ridgeway Arms Car Park junction of Mosborough Moor and Quarry Hill, Saturday, 10am (2480529).

Sheffield Brownfield BioBlitz, Sorby Natural History Society will be looking at an area of former housing now demolished, re-landscaped and re-seeded with an exotic mix of native and non-native meadow species, Deerlands Avenue (east of roundabout at the top of Adlington Road), Saturday, 10.30am (email jimflanagan@btopenworld.com).10.30am - 3.30pm

Industrial History of the Upper River Sheaf, walk of about four miles from Millhouses Park to the Cross Scythes pub, Totley, with guides Graham Hague and Christine Ball, Saturday, 10.30am-3.30pm, meet at Millhouses Park Cafe (2307693). 10.30am -

Slugs and Snails in the Rivelin Valley, joint meeting of the Conchological Society and the Sorby Natural History Society, contributing to the Sheffield BioBlitz., led by Robert Cameron, Saturday, 10.30am-5pm, meet at the Rails Lane car park at SK 291 872 (email: invertebrates@sorby.org.uk).

Open Day, incorporating a plant sale and a scarecrow making event, Hangingwater Allotments, Nether Green, Saturday, 10.30am - 4pm (2309293/ 2309293).

Trade Base Community Allotment Open Day, with refreshments, Plot No. 80, Wincobank Allotments, Saturday, 11am - 2pm (2443357).12.30pm - 3.30pm

Hardy Plant Society Spring Sale, plants grown by members of the South Pennine Group of the Hardy Plant Society, Sheffield Botanical Gardens, Saturday, 12.30pm-3.30pm, Sunday, 10.30am-1.30pm (2746521).

Sheffield BioBlitz Finale, find out whether the 48 hour BioBlitz to record 1000 species across the city reached its target, Weston Park Museum, Saturday, 3pm (email secretary@sorby.org.uk).

Archives Open Day, open for anyone to search local/family/social history in the area, Bradfield Parish Council Offices, Sunday, 10am-4pm (2851375).

Wortley Top Forge Open Day, three early waterwheels and two iron forging hammers, Forge Lane, Thurgoland, Sunday, 11am-5pm (free).

Kite Flying on Loxley Common, with Wadsley and Loxley Commoners, Sunday, meet on the flat bit of the common, just down from the Long Lane Car park, noon, bring a picnic, 2335331

Bird Box Making, with the Friends of Firth Park and the Rangers, refreshments available, Firth Park Bowling Pavilion, Sunday, 1pm - 3pm (2422067).2pm - 4pm

A Walk into the Past, Prof Mel Jones, author of Sheffield’s Woodland Heritage and respected as the ‘oracle’ on our local ancient woodlands, is leading a two hour walk around the woods looking at their social history, Greno Woods, Sunday, 2pm-4pm, meet at Forestry Commission car park on Woodhead Road (book a place by Friday via email to s.sidgwick@wildsheffield.com, suggested minimum donation of £3).

(grid reference, SK 325 950.) S35 8RS

Discovering Ferns in Owlthorpe, find out how to identify the different ferns that are growing in the countryside around Owlthorpe with local expert Julie Westfold (Sheffield City Council Ecologist), Tuesday, meet Owlthorpe Medical Centre, 10am - 1pm (2735030).10am - 12pm

Botanical Gardens Shrub Trail, curator Ian Turner will lead a tour of the Gardens, pointing out shrubs of special interest, Tuesday, meet Botanical Gardens’ classroom,Thompson Road, end, 10am (2360293).

Wednesday Hike, with Grenoside Wednesday Wayfarers, choice of two or three walks of around eight miles, Wednesday, meet Grenoside Community Centre, 9.30am-4pm (2465177).

Practical Work in the Botanical Gardens, with the Friends of the Botanical Gardens, no experience needed, tools and instruction provided, Wednesday, 10am to noon, meet glasshouse near classroom, Botanical Gardens, Clarkehouse Road (2514883).

Evening Walk around Bridlestile, with Moss Valley Wildlife. Wednesday, 7pm - 9.30pm, meet Ridgeway Arms car park (2480529).

Friends of Chapeltown, meeting to publicise future plans, Chapeltown Library, Wednesday, 7pm (www.chapeltownpark.co.uk).

Evening Round Walk, Bradfield Walkers are Welcome guided local history walk Wadsley/Loxley Common, Wednesday, 7pm - 9pm, meet Rural Lane Car Park (2337463).

Firth Park Community Allotment Adult Volunteer Session, Sure Start Firth Park, Thursday, May 24, 9.30am-11.30am (07985 421 346).

Toddler Group Gardening Sessions, get children interested in food growing from an early age by taking part in allotment gardening, harvesting and eating, Sure Start Firth Park, Thursday, May 24, 1pm - 3pm (07985 421346).

Norfolk Park Garden & Orchard Practical Sessions, learning sessions in Norfolk Park Community Garden organised by Heeley City Farm, Centre in the Park, Norfolk Park, 10am - 4pm (0794 1182028).

OUTDOORS

Railway Walk, linear walk from Dodworth to Penistone (nine miles) with the Penistone Line Partnership, all welcome, train departs Sheffield 9.36am, Meadowhall 9.42am, to Dodworth (text 07951-755794, www.southpenninesrail.co.uk).

Wye Charity Walk, annual event organised by Sheffield Vulcan Rotary in aid of two local charities, Whirlow Hall Farm Trust in Sheffield and Fairplay in Chesterfield with choice of three distances - 6.5 miles, 10.5 miles or 16.5 miles - families, dogs, and all ages are welcome, Sunday, . (entry £6 per person or £15 for a family ticket, www.vulcanrotary.org.uk or 2352678, email eventsenquiries@whirlowhallfarm.org).

The St Vincent’s Quarter: Its Workshops and Chapels, a Victorian Society guided walk, led by Graham Hague. Meet in Paradise Square, Wednesday, 6.30pm (2686729).

Halcyon Rambling Club, regular programme of weekly walks, Friday: five-mile Grade 2 ‘Hyde Park’ ramble, meet Hilltop Road, Dronfield, SK 351 777, 6.30pm (01246 418933); Sunday: nine miles Grade 3 from Longnor to Glutten Dale, Earl Sterndale, High Wheeldon, Crowdecote, Manifold Valley, meet at market square, 9.45am, SK 089 648 (2653266 or 07971 286088, www.halcyonrambling.co.uk).

CTC Cycle Rides, Sunday: moderate 45-mile ride to Hulme End, meet Millhouses Park, 9.30am; Wednesday: moderate 20 miles to Fox and Goose, meet Dronfield Civic Centre, 6.30pm (www.sheffieldctc.org).

Sheffield Wanderers Walking Group, Thursday, May 17: Chapeltown/High Green circular, seven-mile walk through Chapeltown Park, Thorncliffe Wood, Westwood Country Park and Howbrook, meet at the entranceway to Chapeltown Park on Cowley View Road, 10.45am; Sunday: Wharncliffe Side, eight and a half mile round walk from Glen Howe Park at Wharncliffe Side going alongside More Hall and Brightholmlee Reservoirs to High Bradfield and return, meet at Glen Howe car park, Green Lane, Wharncliffe Side, 10am; Tuesday: Loxley Valley, five-mile walk from Malin Bridge to Bradfield via the Loxley Valley, returning by bus following refreshments at the Plough Inn, Bradfield, meet at Malin Bridge tram terminus, 6pm (New walkers welcome, either call 0114 2331174 or go to www.sheffield-wanderers.com for more details.

Sheffield CHA Rambling , Thursday, May 17: High Street, 9.48am No.97 bus ato Totley Cross Scythes for 10.15am start to nine-mile round walk via Totley Moss & Blacka Moor.

Sheffield 40s Walking Group, Saturday: Hartington, 13+ miles with Pete; Sunday: Black Hill, 11+ miles with James; or Carsington, 10+ with Karen (www.s40wg.org).

Sheffield Shamblers, (07977 690100, www.shamblers.org.uk or email

Castle Mountaineering Club, which holds weekly local meets and organises regular trips further afield together with evening climbing during the summer, is organising an Open Meet, May 12-13, providing the opportunity to meet fellow climbers of a range of abilities and ages, Stanage on Saturday and Burbage North on Sunday, both 10.30am start. New members welcome, at whatever level of experience (Gary, 07846 285142, email gary@castlemountaineeringclub.co.uk, www.castlemountaineeringclub.co.uk).

Task Group of Rivelin Valley Conservation Group, monthly practical conservation in the Valley, last Sunday in each month (Keith Kendall, 2307144, email rvcg@supanet.com, www.rivelinvalley.org.uk).

Sheffield General Cemetery Gardening Group, light gardening in friendly company withe the Friends of the General Cemetery to keep the Memorial Garden in trim, beginners welcome, Fridays, 2pm-4pm, meet at the Gatehouse, top of Cemetery Avenue (2683486/3351853).

Friends of Parkwood Springs, aim to protect and improve the amazing green space. Regular meetings, plus outdoor events for all. New members always welcome (www.parkwood-springs.org.uk, 07817 938328).

Woodland Workout, pilot project by the Forestry Commission to help folk stay in trim and improve wildlife habitats at which volunteers will be taught how to use a range of tools safely to undertake environmental improvement tasks after warming up with a 15 minute walk through the wood and each session ending with a few stretches to prevent muscles aching the next day, Wharncliffe Wood, second Wednesday of each month from 10am to 3pm (for more information and a registration pack contact Hannah Darcel on 01623 821452 or 07789942599 or email hannah.darcel@forestry.gsi.gov.uk).

Peak Walking Group, regular Sunday walks in the White/Dark Peak areas, varying mileage of between 7-10 miles, including weekends away. Circular walks starting at 10am (www.freewebs.com/peakwalkinggroup , 01246 853155).

Sheffield YHA, arranges regular Sunday walks and weekends and trips away staying at youth hostels, cottages, camping barns and campsites, plus social events, meets Red Lion, Charles Street, Mondays, from 8.30pm (2962773, 07867 977569, www.ozark.force9.co.uk/sheffyha).

Red Rope, socialist walking/climbing club which strives to be non-sexist, non-racist, non-elitist. Sheffield group walk fortnightly, on Sundays (2686409, www.redrope.org.uk).

Sheffield FridayNightRide, monthly cycle ride around Sheffield for those who enjoy cycling and Sheffield. Everyone welcome regardless of ability or bike, no-one gets left behind, and no-one gets too far ahead (www.sheffieldfridaynightride.org.uk for ride dates and themes, email sheffieldfridaynightride@googlemail.com).

Fab, Fitafter50 and Single in Sheffield?, Matchventure organise monthly weekend walks (phone Kate or Moya 07963232803/ 07999845638 for more details or visit www.matchventure.co.uk).

Sheffield Dog Walking Group, fun social group run by professional dog trainer and behaviourist Victoria Cooper of People & Dogs for dog owners and fellow dog enthusiasts, aiming to provide a friendly social atmosphere for owners and their four-legged friends of all ages, on guided walks in locations of varying distance, difficulty, and duration (2747665, www.lancastermedia.co.uk/sdwg, email sheffielddogwalkinggroup@hotmail.com, ).

Pushchair Walk, starting from the Killamarsh sports centre, tea and coffee available afterwards, Wednesdays, 9.15am-10.15am (Rita Tollerfield, 07910 770546).

Community Allotment, at Meersbrook Road, Friday mornings, to enjoy working together, learning about organic growing, and taking home produce (to arrange to come along, call Alison 2580599, Heather 2217284).

Friends of the Botanical Gardens, volunteer working days, Sheffield Botanical Gardens, Clarkhouse Road, Wednesdays, 10am.

Health Walks, MONDAYS: Graves Park, meet at the Rare Breeds car park, off Hemsworth Road, 10am; Crystal Peaks, 10am, meet on the benches outside coffee shop on lower level; Southey, 10am, limited places, check for availability; Darnall, meet at the Ranger base cabin in High Hazels Park, off Greenland Road, 11am; Firth Park, meet at the First Start Building, Firth Park Road, 11.30am; Parson Cross, meet at the pavilion in Parson Cross Park, off Buchanan Road, 1pm; Manor, meet at gates to Norfolk Park on Granville Road, 6pm; TUESDAYS: Stannington, meet at the TARA office, Fairbarn Drive, 10.15am; Ecclesall Woods, meet at Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet car park, 10.30am; High Green, meet at Ecclefield Parish Council offices on Pack Horse Lane, 10.30am; Handsworth, meet at the Scout Hut, back of Church on Handsworth Road, 1.30pm; Pitsmoor, meet at Pitsmoor Surgery on Burngreave Road, 1.30pm; Porter Valley, meet outside Endcliffe Park café on Rustlings Road, 1.30pm. WEDNESDAYS: Stocksbridge, meet at various venues, 10.30am (2830572 for details); Totley, meet at Totley Library on Baslow Road, 10.30am; Gleadless, meet at Gleadless Medical Centre on Gleadless Road, 12.30pm; Ecclesfield, meet at Mill Road Surgery, 2pm; Richmond, meet in the lobby at St Catherine’s Church on Richmond Road 2pm. THURSDAYS: Firshill, meet outside Firshill School on Orphanage Road, 10am; Frecheville, meet at the Library on Smalldale Road, 10am; Grenoside, meet in the community centre car park on Main Street, 10am; Lowedges, meet at Gresley Road meeting rooms, 10.30am; Wisewood/Wadsley, meet at Wisewood School in the Community Sports College, off Laird Road, 10.30am; Hillsborough, meet at Hillsborough Arena, formally known as the ‘Old Running Track’ off Middlewood Road, 10.30am; Killamarsh, meet Killamarsh Methodist Church, 11.30am (2473183/ 07910770546); Manor Fields Park, meet at York House, City Road, 12.30pm; Shiregreen, meet at the F.E.F.A Resource House, Foxglove Road, 1pm; Parson Cross, meet at the pavilion in Parson Cross Park, off Buchanan Road, 1pm; Whiteley Woods, meet outside Forge Dam café, Whiteley Lane/Brookhouse Hill, 2pm; Hackenthorpe, meet at the Christ Church junction, Donetsk Way/Sheffield Road, 2pm. FRIDAYS: Norfolk Park, meet at the Centre in the Park, Norfolk Heritage Park, off Guilford Avenue, 10am; Woodhouse, meet at Woodhouse Library on Skelton Lane, 1.30pm (walks open to all, 2039335/7 for details).

Activity Sheffield, programme of activity sessions for older adults, Multi Sports, Back 2 Sport session for beginners and those wanting to improve their fitness in a fun and friendly environment, Ecclesfield School Sports Centre, Thursdays, 7pm-7.45pm starting June 10 (£1), King Ecgberts School, Furniss Ave, Dore, Fridays, 6pm-7pm (£2); Jogging for Beginners, Hillsborough Park, Mondays, 6pm-7pm, meet in reception at Hillsborough Sports Arena, Tuesdays, 6pm-7pm, (£1); Graves Park, meet in reception at Graves Tennis Centre (£1); Salsa for Beginners, Davy’s Sporting Club, Prince of Wales Road, Mondays, 5.30-6.30pm, (£2); Boxercise and Fitness, for beginner adults, Derek Dooley Community Centre, Weston View, Crookes, Thursdays, 6pm-7pm (£2); Badminton, great session for beginners, English Institute of Sport, Coleridge Road, Mondays, 11am-12 (£2.50); 50+ Chairobics and Games, St Catherine’s Church, Richmond Road., Thursdays, 12.30-2pm (£1); 50+ Multi Activities, including skittles, indoor bowls games and curling, Hallam Community Hall, Hallam Grange Crescent, Fulwood, Fridays, 2pm-3pm (£2), Ecclesall Church Parish Halls, Ecclesall,, Tuesdays, 1pm-2pm (£2), St Timothy’s Church, Crookes, Mondays, 1.30-3pm (£1.50); St Aidan’s Church, City Road/Manor Lane, Wednesdays, 1pm-2.30pm (£1), Concord Sports Centre, Wednesdays, 1pm-2pm, (£2.50). Details: 2734266 or www.sheffield.gov.uk/activitiesforadults).

HF Sheffield Walking Group, all welcome on countryside walks of approximately eight miles, meet Dore and Totley station, Saturdays, 9.30am, shorter walks available and also Wednesdays from Sheffield Interchange (call 2586789 for programme).

Sheffield Clarion Ramblers, regular programme of Sunday walks, using public transport. Occasional car/coach rambles. Bus No. 61, 9.30 a.m (Hillsborough Interchange) to Low Bradfield, return Low Bradfield, Route: Dale Dyke, Foulstone Road, Derwent Edge, New Cross, Emlyn, Low Bradfield (rough moorland), 12 miles, Sunday, phone 0114 2500956 or 0114 2306097.

Sheffield 20’s and 30’s Walking Group, walks every weekend, including trips away and weekly socials, for anyone aged 20-40 (www.sheffieldwalkinggroup.org.uk for details).

Grow Your Own Chips!, for those new to growing fruit and veg the chance to learn how informally with help and support from LEAF Community Allotments, where knowledge, work and produce is shared, Norwood Allotments, Herries Road, Wednesdays, 11am-3.30pm, Thursdays, 10am to noon (2854479).

Green Gym 2002, organic gardening for health, join friendly group, Women’s Community Organic Allotment, meet Walkley Library, Thursdays, 1pm (2853364); Sheffield Organic Food Initiative Allotments, Crookes, meet Healthy Living Centre, Upperthorpe Library, Fridays, 10am (2686727).

Spice, adventure sports and social group for adults with over 1,700 members around Yorkshire. We offer a wide range of outdoor events including weekly rambles, abseiling, caving, water sports and as well as some more unusual activities (2889997 or email listings@spiceyorks.com. www.spiceyorks.com).

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