You could only claim a "British National" record, not a "UK Local" record.
That is what British National records are about. Many years ago Nick
Goodhart claimed a British National height record flying out of Bishop
California, and why not?

W.J. (Bill) Dean (U.K.).
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"JS" wrote in message
ups.com...

The term
"geographically convenient"
keeps coming up for reasons to take a gun to a knife fight.

Parallel universe:
It's Geographically convenient for me to fly the Sierra Nevada and
White Mountains.
My passport says United Kingdom on the front.
If I fly long/fast/high from any of my home sites, it could be
certified as a British record.

This is wrong, too.
Jim