Book Soon!

I think that is what my post intimates

But that is not the "cheapest headline" as yet on the Tinternet but we shall see,

I believe the polite term for such interesting communication is “ a right bloody shambles....”

But are the two different? If they are showing the same price then it could well be another way to disguise a extra increase.

just checked price of site booked in December 2018 and then have same site already booked in feb 2019 price increase of £1.20 does that mean the club will increase price again

gary

I won't be booking soon! I don't use Club sites enough to be bothered about increases and I will always look at the alternatives in any area. It will be interesting to compare commercial increases with those of the Club

I note some of the increase is based on increased energy and utility costs and in particular a 25 percent rise in electricity costs! Surely this cannot be due to the supply company? My household cost have not increased by that much and the government is capping costs so is it down to increased consumption? If so it really is time the Club got to grips with controlling use.

While it is an inclusive cost rather than pay for what you use it will never be under control.

peedee

Where have you read of a 25% increase in the cost of electricity, PD?  Can you supply a link, please?

Doesn’t the capping of costs only apply to domestic users?

It was a link provided by the Club in their email which led me >here<. Even if it only applies to domestic rates, commercial rates have on average only increased 9.8. percent between Sept 2017 and Sept 2018.

Looks to me as its down to excessive consumption

peedee

Thanks. I couldn’t see a link in the email but see it’s in FAQs.

I note that it’s a 25% increase in costs of electricity, rather than usage. It is hoped the club is on the ball in negotiating the best deals. 

Cost can also refer to increased consumption and given the Government is saying the average increase in commercial rates is 9.8 percent, a 25 percent rise in site electrictiy costs has to be down to consumption.

peedee