When is a rule not a rule?

Yes, wasn’t it 12:00 for departures and arrivals?

If so, it didn’t make sense to have the same time for both.

I don't think the wardens could dictate anything, I wish they could, but any reasonable employer will listen to its workforce and if possible and there is any advantage however small than why not listen and put into the place what they ask for? I certainly did that even if the benefits were marginal at best  After all it's the people at the face of doing the job that have the best knowledge about doing the job not someone in a office far away from sites (not saying they are not important too) that have no idea what it's like to clean toilets or keep a site to the standard expected of the members and the other hundred jobs a team of wardens do every day. If this one hour makes their working life, and remember they are on site 24 hour a day, a bit easier then why not? 

Who is to judge what is reasonable and right for the customer, you? So far it only appears to be you who has any real issue with it. 

The matter is settled so you can either live with it or use another provider, does one hour really make that much difference to you? 

 

Brue

It does seem an odd way of deciding policy. Of course problems experienced by site staff should not be ignored but one would have thought that as a service driven organisation the Club have a duty to explain why there has been a change of policy. We all know that on some sites there is a real problem of congestion if there is not a gap between departures and arrivals. However this is not the case on the majority of sites. At the very least I would expect the Club to inform its members for the reason for the change, is that really too much to ask?

David

DK, I've seen my profile name is getting mixed with Blue...no matter and yes CAMC could be more forthcoming with explanations as they have a paid up membership represented by committees drawn from the same. 

On a personal level it doesn't matter too much, I don't spend time observing arrivals and I've always thought that site managers have some discretion. However CAMC could reduce angst over this by insisting early arrivals have to wait till 1pm as the C&CC do.

I do actually, it gets me the perk of cheaper internet deliveries. Just like the CC one gets me cheaper site nights.😀

Does being a CC member get you cheaper site nights or is it more expensive per night for a none member? 🙄

Both are true, as is the case with my Tesco subscription. It’s why I joined, be silly not to if you are going to benefit.

How would we know🤷🏻‍♂️, has anyone actually met a person who’s paid the extra £10 for not being a member🤔

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A non member booking in at a site I arrived at was informed that after four nights that additional charge would just about cover membership. The warden then proceeded to join them on the spot. No brainer really if wishing to stay on a site or other sites for more than four nights per year.