Angus Kille (pronounced with a silent 'e') is currently taking a couple of months out from life in north Wales to climb in South East Asia.
Gareth 'Gaz' Leah and Mexican big wall veteran Sergio 'Tiny' Almada have recently returned from a big wall adventure on the remote African island of São Tomé and Príncipe.
James McHaffie and Ryan Pasquill's first route on the Isle of Arran is one they'll be sure to remember, with an impressive onsight ascent of The Great Escape (E8 6b, 6c, 6b).
Eighteen years after a rock smashed into Paul Pritchard's skull, leaving him partially paralysed, and with expressive aphasia, he has returned to the scene of the accident in Tasmania and climbed the Totem Pole, closing a chapter on his life.
Tiffany Hensley and Gareth Leah are ambassadors for Escalando Fronteras (Climbing Borders), an initiative aimed at helping at-risk youth reach for a better future, and are six weeks into a four month stay in Mexico.
Alex Megos' ascent of Estado Critico at Siurana in Spain is widely accepted as the world's first 9a onsight.
In weather that most people would simply choose to opt for a coffee, rather than go climbing, James McHaffie a.k.a Caff, has completed Johnny Dawes' great unfinished project, The Meltdown
Andy Parkin is an extraordinary artist and alpinist. Not long back from winter soloing and first ascent exploits in Nepal, he was at the recent Llanberis Mountain Film Festival (LLAMFF) exhibiting one of his sculptures.
