Covid 19 and membership

Posted on 09/04/2020 08:37 by PITCHTOCLOSE

Due to the head in the sand attitude over closing sites and encouraging the idiots,we as a family will not be renewing membership.Our money is going to the private sector and to the cl's the club has booted out and the ones that left voluntary.

Posted on 09/04/2020 09:08 by EmilysDad

Found that our membership expires at the end of the month. Just realised that it's £54 if you let it auto renew but there is a £10 joining fee, so if you let it run out to see what happens it'll cost you £10 for the privilege if you want to re-join. A bit cheeky!

We'll give it a couple of weeks to see if there is any response from this club before we re-join though we'd miss the CLs 

Posted on 09/04/2020 08:37 by PITCHTOCLOSE

Due to the head in the sand attitude over closing sites and encouraging the idiots,we as a family will not be renewing membership.Our money is going to the private sector and to the cl's the club has booted out and the ones that left voluntary.

Posted on 09/04/2020 09:04 by Oneputt

But don’t they deserve credit for giving sanctuary to full timers.

Enjoy your LV life after the club

Posted on 09/04/2020 09:24 by thebells

Are you saying that private sites have acted more responsibly than the club?

Our tour of Scotland in June was to have included a club site, a CL site and 2 private sites. Our club bookings have been cancelled but neither of the 2 private sites have been in touch to advise me that they have cancelled our booking or to give a refund...

I think perhaps they both have "a head in the sand" approach?

I'm not looking for an argument (as I agree that the club was slow to react appropriately), but I think it's unfair to suggest that the private sector is in some way more responsible? 

 

 

Posted on 09/04/2020 09:24 by thebells

Are you saying that private sites have acted more responsibly than the club?

Our tour of Scotland in June was to have included a club site, a CL site and 2 private sites. Our club bookings have been cancelled but neither of the 2 private sites have been in touch to advise me that they have cancelled our booking or to give a refund...

I think perhaps they both have "a head in the sand" approach?

I'm not looking for an argument (as I agree that the club was slow to react appropriately), but I think it's unfair to suggest that the private sector is in some way more responsible? 

 

 

Posted on 09/04/2020 09:24 by thebells

Are you saying that private sites have acted more responsibly than the club?

Our tour of Scotland in June was to have included a club site, a CL site and 2 private sites. Our club bookings have been cancelled but neither of the 2 private sites have been in touch to advise me that they have cancelled our booking or to give a refund...

I think perhaps they both have "a head in the sand" approach?

I'm not looking for an argument (as I agree that the club was slow to react appropriately), but I think it's unfair to suggest that the private sector is in some way more responsible? 

 

 

Posted on 09/04/2020 09:14 by JVB66

The £10 "extra" is not applicable to DD is it?

Posted on 09/04/2020 09:44 by Tinwheeler

I don't think the private sector can be lumped together as one entity. Certainly some commercial sites in Cornwall were proactive and they closed while CAMC was still in denial but others did not. There's no one size fits all.