Should the Club put it's foot down?

Posted on 13/10/2019 14:38 by willbee

It's good that over the last few years the Club has been moving towards being more aware of the needs of our planet and the care of it's environment. Certainly sites like Poolsbrook with eco aware facilities are to be aplauded. The Club rightly should encourage, even expect, it's members to play their part in cutting energy consumption, and think beyond "just me".

Is it then time for the Club to introduce a TOTAL ban on awning heaters on thie sites? No doubt some members will see this as an infringement of their rights. That right being, in this case, to completely ignore the consequences of using energy in what is basically an outdoor space.

And the rest of us can just shut up, stop whinge-ing on, and pay for their electricity wastage in our site fees.

At least some CL owners are aware of this, and have moved to banning awning heaters on their sites.

Posted on 14/10/2019 18:05 by Cornersteady

But I'd rather the club's money spent on an extra site, isn't that better than spending money on installing meters that cannot be recouped ever?

 

 

Posted on 14/10/2019 14:55 by

I would trial one person doing loos and leave one in office,

As I said earlier I have usually been aware on site that there are either two staff in the reception or one in reception and one within earshot in the back office and wondered whether the CC risk assessment outlawed single manning? No idea.

Posted on 14/10/2019 14:12 by

  This is how it is done on one commercial site in the UK.Where there is a will there is a way.

Never thought that there wasn't PD. Which site is that or are you not telling?

Presumably you leave with the credit back on your smart card which is useless until you revisit? Or can you have a cash refund? 

Posted on 14/10/2019 20:58 by nelliethehooker

Fell End Caravan Site nr Silverdale had metered electric at least 15 yrs ago, so nothing new in this country.

Posted on 14/10/2019 14:55 by

I would trial one person doing loos and leave one in office,

As I said earlier I have usually been aware on site that there are either two staff in the reception or one in reception and one within earshot in the back office and wondered whether the CC risk assessment outlawed single manning? No idea.