ULSA virtual library

Contents

AGM agenda 2007 - To be held at the Tann Hill Inn at 5.30pm on Saturday 3rd March 2007

AGM minutes 2006 - Minutes of the 2006 AGM held at the Tann Hill Inn

AGM minutes 2008 - Minutes of AGM held at the Stirk House Hotel 1st March 2008

Caving Without Tears - 1999 version

Chapel risk assessment - Risk assessment for the use of the University Jerusalem chapel SRT and ladder training facility.

Dinnermeet invite 2007 - Copy of letter for this year's dinnermeet at the Tann Hill Inn

Dinnermeet invite 2008 - Invite to the 2008 dinnermeet at Stirk House, Gisburn.

First aid kits - Recommended contents of the ULSA first aid kits.

First aid kits - emergency incident cards - Supplementary emergency incident report cards to go with the ULSA first aid kits.

Force Crag Mine - by Stuart Abbott

LUUSS Constitution - 1962 (revised 1993).

LUUSS/ULSA Risk Assessment - Risk Assessment for organised club trips

Recommendations for Sustainable Framework for Leadership of ULSA/LUUSS trips - Guidelines and points for discussion at the next AGM

Seshed Singer's Songbook - Seshed Singer's Songbook

The change from ULSA to LUUSS - Historical text transcribed from the 1965 LUUSS minutes book.

ULSA 50 years T-shirt - Designed by Matty!

ULSA Constitution - The ULSA Constitution

ULSA Publications Price List - Last updated 19 December 2002.

ULSA Review 1 - ULSA Review 1

ULSA Review 2 - ULSA Review 2

ULSA Review 5 - ULSA Review 5

ULSA Review Index - Beardy's ULSA Review Index

The ULSA Virtual Library consists of various documents by ULSA.

Included in this selection are a range of archive documents published by LUUSS and ULSA since 1957 which are out-of-print or free-of-charge. These documents contained within the Virtual Library are, as closely as possible, facsimilies of the originals. Nonetheless, modifications are inevitable as publications dating from up to forty years ago are published electronically. It is difficult to represent the same kind of typographical nuances in a web-page that result from the publications original format: either on a typewriter or in pen. As a result there are minor, unavoidable changes in layout. No attempt has been made to correct spelling and typos from the original publications.

It is hoped that in re-publishing in this new format these documents have retained much of their original atmosphere and character. As with any document of this genre it is important to read the texts in their appropriate historical context.