Is it time for change?

Time to top up my popcorn 🍿 me thinks 

Or just let paying members decide if they want to pay?

My answer is no.

Your proposal is like many financial proposals insofar as there are holes in the argument.

At the moment there is considerable talk amongst potential P.M.s about the way they go about "helping" people. If they reduce Income Tax it wouldn't help those at the very bottom of the pile, i.e those that do not pay tax which includes millions of pensioners. This is used as an illustration of how a 'decision" made or to be made is purported to be helping people but isn't where it matters most.

Your proposal wouldn't affect me at all seeing as I, like many others, hardly use Club Sites preferring C.L.s. I have mentioned on another thread that that decision is not solely as a result of prices. Some members won't have a used a site this year but still had a holiday thanks to these CLs and using Independent sites. 

As I'm paying the same membership rates as yourself where would your proposal benefit me? As it's a club any proposal should benefit all members.

Anyway I think any reaction would be too late in the season and the club have other things on their plate at the moment with introducing deposits.

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It's always good to have a bit of creative thinking about finances, break even is the way many small companies operate, they pay their way and keep people in work. But bigger companies who do make a reasonable profit also contribute taxes which keep us all afloat (well hopefully?) So no, in this instance, for CAMC but maybe some "offers" to tempt.

PS I strongly disliked the voucher offer which sent some on a spending spree and left others paying their way as usual. It's club money on offer after all, paid for by all of us. (I think that was a kind of pay back?) I do like a bit of egality in club membership at that level, not just a few benefitting. I'm sure it was a roaring success for a brief moment in time....

I hope the club reads some threads on CT, there are some interesting thoughts on here.

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I wonder what plan CC Ltd has to deal with this downturn.  

I think it's called a "Head in the Sand" plan. Lot of it about at the moment at all levels of society from right at the top of Government to the young mother in the village I was talking to today who believes her Amazon Prime and Netflix subscriptions are "absolute essentials" but is worrying how she can afford the food prices.

The mean "Common Sense" indicator for the UK is heading south at an alarming rate.

Tick boxes have replaced common sense and if you cannot tick a box then it is verboten

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