Campsites closing at the end of the 2024 season

Of course you do. That’s why you get to vote for the council members of your choice to make decisions on your behalf. You also have the opportunity of attending and/or raising points at the AGM.

as for non facility sites bring more on

If only others, and especially those that use club sites, thought like you then the club would. 

It has reduced further.  Even though I have a very large screen I'm having to write my comments in Word then cut and paste as I can't see to do it directly. 

No problem doing it directly, just use two fingers to expand the page, on my iPad, and I can have the font as large as I please.Dead simple. Hope this works for others.

Thank you for this tip. Posting so much easier to see now.

But we never hear from the council members. A very truncated report of council meetings in the magazine. I would like to hear what council members have been arguing for. How can we decide how to vote for if we have no information from them during the year?

Full details online as well. 

Personally for me it makes no difference who runs the club and how they do it so long as it delivers what I want, and I would suspect for thousands of other club site users. I wonder how many on sites could actually name any council member?

It doesn't work on my laptop. 😢  Does the incompetence of the CAMC IT department know no bounds?

David

Just following on from a couple of points in your post. Yes access to site is awkward, but once you are there, there are lovely nearly all off road walking, especially to the village of Chiddingly, with its lovely old country pub. I have no means of knowing if this site makes a profit or loss, but I would be very surprised if it is one of the worse in the network.The peace and quietness was one of its main attractions.

The other issue coupled with the Camping and Caravanning Club this is yet another site lost in the South East.Once sites are lost, there lost, I would think locals must be concerned now  if it  will  go for housing.

This Club has always stated it is for members, but I do not feel they have all our interests, when closing sites like these.

Trouble is Fozzie is the walk to the pub you mention is two miles away. If you are fit and don't have any hip and knee problems perhaps that is just a gentle stroll but for many of us it would be a struggle so probably another reason for not going? 

I saw on a Facebook Group that someone had started a petition to try and save the site. I think the Club would be more convinced by bums on seats?

I take what you mean about losing sites. A few years ago we stayed at Northbrook Farm and at the time the Club were in serious discussion with the local Council about upgrading the site. The Club had in mind creating a site with serviced hardstanding but no facility block. They also had storage on site. Initially the Council seemed to object to the size of the storage (obviously a storage facility helps a site survive). The original plan was to make the site slightly smaller with housing on the rest of the land. Then the Council decided that housing was more important than camping and we lost the whole site. 

David