Dear Parents and Players,
This is how you sign up as a playing member and pay your annual subscription in 2015-16. You can do this NOW.
A separate email has been sent to parents of those playing for junior (u8/10/12s)
Membership sign up is a THREE stage process:
*As well as paying annual subscriptions online, as per last year, we have the facility to accept your monthly standing order payments for match fees via Gocardless. By clicking on the relevant ‘Monthly Match fees’ product on the payments tab, the website will deduct 6 x monthly payments for match fees from your bank account (e.g. 1 Oct – 1 Mar). This is the default option for paying match fees this season. Less admin burden on us all. We will rebate any matches that you don’t play in at the end of the season.
NB The website will only allow you to become a stand-alone club member if you are 14 and over. If you are a vixen or badger under 14 please ask your parent to join the website as a club member and we will email them with further instructions of how to pay.
The club website uses a payment system called Gocardless. If you would like any further information about this secure payment method please see the link https://gocardless.com/faq/customers
All annual subscriptions need to be paid by the end of September.
As discussed at the AGM and agreed at the recent EGM, there is a small rise in fees this year (all these payments are taken via electronic payment)
For those families who have several (and several generations of!) playing members, there are also the following ‘family membership’ discounted annual subscriptions products– you will still need to purchase the correct monthly payment product, where relevant.
The club is committed to inclustivity in sport, so in any genuine cases of financial hardship alternative arrangements will be considered. Please contact a member of the committee in confidence.
Rebates from last season have been issued in the last few weeks at training, so apologies for the delay. From an accounting perspective we’d be grateful if you could cash your rebates then pay in the normal way as above.
Thanks