Rugby Divers

Rugby Divers Rugby Divers is the Rugby branch of the British Sub Aqua Club (BSAC) We own our own ‘RhIB’ (rigid hull inflatable boat).

BSAC is the UK’s leading dive club and the sport’s National Governing Body, providing an internationally-recognized diver training and development programme via a network of clubs and centres across the country and overseas. As well as all the benefits you get through being a member of BSAC - free insurance, free monthly magazine, free training etc - you join a friendly club with lots going on. We meet most Tuesday nights from 8.00pm until 9.00pm, and then we have full and private use of the pool from 9pm until 10pm. Our club has just celebrated its 50th anniversary and enjoys a strong and experienced membership. The club is organised by a committee, who meet regularly and help to maintain a friendly, interesting and safe diving club as well as organising social events and fund raising events. Dive trips are organised by many different members, and over the last few years have included many exotic locations, including, Mexico, Egypt, Truk Lagoon, the Maldives, Cyprus and Malta. We also run regular trips throughout the year in the UK. Local dives are conducted at nearby inland dive site Stoney Cove whilst trips to the UK coast have included Plymouth, The Farne Islands, Swanage and Scapa Flow.

Want to know more about Scuba diving for fun come and talk to us about our club based in rugby.We will be at the Dunchur...
27/06/2026

Want to know more about Scuba diving for fun come and talk to us about our club based in rugby.
We will be at the Dunchurch summer fete , Sunday 28th June from 1130 am until 4pm

13/02/2026

⚠️ STOP USING YOUR Hollis 200LX IMMEDIATELY

Reason for this notice—

Huish Outdoors has received reports that certain Hollis 200LX second-stage regulators may experience separation or cracking of internal components, either before or after a dive.

Preliminary findings suggest that some units may be more vulnerable to impact damage — especially if the second stage is dropped or hit near the adjustable inhalation control. Damage in this area can compromise the inlet tube assembly and cause the regulator to stop functioning properly.

Although no failures have been reported during an active dive, such a malfunction underwater could present a serious drowning risk. Out of caution, this Stop Use advisory is being issued while a full technical evaluation is completed and a corrective solution is prepared.

Required actions
• Do not use this regulator for diving.
• Remove the unit from service immediately.
• Do not attempt repairs, alterations, or continued operation.

Next steps / Remedy

Huish Outdoors is currently preparing:
• The necessary replacement components
• A standardized retrofit procedure to be carried out by authorized service technicians

A follow-up communication will provide:
• Details on parts availability
• Repair instructions for dealers
• Region-specific customer support guidance

Please let us know if you’ve purchased this regulator from us within the stated timeframe.

📣 Rugby Divers AGM – Wrap-UpA great evening at Bilton Bowls Club tonight as Rugby Divers held our Annual General Meeting...
24/11/2025

📣 Rugby Divers AGM – Wrap-Up
A great evening at Bilton Bowls Club tonight as Rugby Divers held our Annual General Meeting.

Chairman Dave Cox O’Hara delivered a comprehensive overview of the club’s activities over the past year — highlighting our training achievements, dive trips, community involvement, and all the progress we’ve made together.

Reports were also presented by all BSAC club committee members, giving a full picture of what’s been accomplished and what’s ahead for the coming year.

Huge thanks to everyone who attended and to all who continue to support and contribute to the club. Here’s to another fantastic year of diving! 🤿🌊

Finally at No15
03/08/2025

Finally at No15

On the way to Stromness
03/08/2025

On the way to Stromness

Waiting to board the ferry this morning
03/08/2025

Waiting to board the ferry this morning

Mood lighting at the premier in. Thurso last nightNice meal at the ‘Why Not’
03/08/2025

Mood lighting at the premier in. Thurso last night
Nice meal at the ‘Why Not’

On the way to Scapa - set off at 7am and still 3.5 hours away from Thurso
02/08/2025

On the way to Scapa - set off at 7am and still 3.5 hours away from Thurso

01/08/2025

Rugby divers are at Caldecott Park supporting the local community as part of ‘Going Out - Staying Safe’
Part of the governments ‘Safer Summer 2025’ campaign

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