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Updates and current events for the whole of NHDC

Care for your Scuba Equipment

Tips for taking care of your Scuba Diving Equipment.   Taking proper care of your scuba diving equipment is imperative after each and every dive if you want to keep your gear in great shape for years to come. And by maintaining your scuba gear, you’ll be... read more

Farnes-tastic Seal Diving!

New Horizons Farnes Trip August 2015 The Farnes, a small group of islands start just over 1 mile offshore, from Seahouses in Northumberland; some 15 islands made up of mainly basaltic dolerite, and home to many sea birds and reputedly thousands of grey seals.  ... read more

History of the Safety Stop

Today, safety stops are a common practice. Every diver knows that before ascending, one should stop at 5 metres / 15 feet for three minutes to help off-gas the nitrogen absorbed while diving. The safety stop not only slows the release of nitrogen, which reduces the... read more

Sounds of Summer

  With Glastonbury ringing in our ears, 10 New Horizons divers met up in Plymouth ready for a long weekends diving, on a Thursday afternoon of summer sunshine. The following day and true to form, the weather changed a little, and the infamous Plymouth Sea Fog... read more

Women’s Dive Day at NHDC

#NHDC is taking part in PADI’s first world wide annual Women’s Dive Day on 18 July 2015. The goal is to get as many women as possible, diving on the same day in order to build awareness and interest for the sport. While the focus is on women, all are encouraged... read more

The Ugly Journey of Our Rubbish

Project Aware have taken the facts and the stats so you can follow the journey of rubbish from inland right out to our ocean. Lets get involved and help to ‘Dive against Debris’, lets help save the environment we all love. Card... read more

Water Under the Bridges…

A dive day on Scott’s Boat, Anglesey with New Horizons Dive Centre  ©2015 Tony Gilbert At the end of April New Horizons chartered Scott Waterman’s boat Protector for a Sunday. It was going to be an early start, because time & tides wait for no-man, as... read more

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