Perennial Membership Fee Increase

Everyone is entitled to his/her opinion.

Perhaps the club could add another option when a booking has to be cancelled of "too expensive" !!

Both can be true.

No idea what a typical hobby mag costs these days. However if we say £3.25 a month that is £39 plus delivery perhaps. Don't they also make their income from adverting and not just subscriptions??

Both can be true.

No idea what a typical hobby mag costs these days. However if we say £3.25 a month that is £39 plus delivery perhaps. Don't they also make their income from adverting and not just subscriptions??

Write your comments here...But ET You can opt out of buying a hobby mag if you feel it is of poor quality, that way you save yourself around £40 a year. The CC is failing to allow their customers to exercise the same personal choice.

K 

Now both scenarios cannot be right -- Somebody is dealing in porkies. 

A bit of clarification is required from Grimstead !!

K 

 

You can always check the Club accounts, there is usually an entry for the magazine. It comes under marketing services.

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Both can be true.

No idea what a typical hobby mag costs these days. However if we say £3.25 a month that is £39 plus delivery perhaps. Don't they also make their income from adverting and not just subscriptions??

Write your comments here...But ET You can opt out of buying a hobby mag if you feel it is of poor quality, that way you save yourself around £40 a year. The CC is failing to allow their customers to exercise the same personal choice.

K 

Same with CC. You can opt out of paying if you wish. 

Isn't the C&CC online membership £5 cheaper for the privildge of not receiving their magazine in paper form?

So I guess it would be reasonable to expect a similar reduction if the CC chose to go down the same route.

Isn't the C&CC online membership £5 cheaper for the privildge of not receiving their magazine in paper form?

So I guess it would be reasonable to expect a similar reduction if the CC chose to go down the same route.

It's £6, online membership is £37, paper membership £43.  We opted for the online membership when we re-joined last year, as we never read the mag anyway.

There is also the fact that inflation is so low due to large reductions in the cost of vehicle fuel and food costs brought about by supermarket competition. Other cost more applicable to running caravan sites such as labour are on the increase, certainly more than 0.1%.

Not sure labour costs are increasing as the switch to a living wage would appear - in some if not all cases - to being offset by a reduction in wardens contracted hours from 48 to 42 hours per week

Isn't the C&CC online membership £5 cheaper for the privildge of not receiving their magazine in paper form?

So I guess it would be reasonable to expect a similar reduction if the CC chose to go down the same route.

It's £6, online membership is £37, paper membership £43.  We opted for the online membership when we re-joined last year, as we never read the mag anyway.

Do you get the sites book with online membership?