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== Membership and insurance==
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Caving in the UK requires public liability insurance provided by the British caving association, who operate on the calendar year. As such club membership is also run Jan - Dec.
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As a novice the club will generously subsidise you for your first term's insurance when you become a member. This means that your first trip will cost £10 extra.
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The fees are:
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| ''Concept''
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| ''Period''
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| ''Student rate''
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| ''Non Student rate''
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| '''Newcomer deal'''
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| 3 months insurance (Oct - Dec)
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| £10
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| £10
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| 15 months membership (Oct - next Dec)
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| '''Club Membership'''
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| 1 year (Jan - Dec)
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| £10
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| £10
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| '''Insurance'''
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| 1 year (Jan - Dec)
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| £8
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| £17
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== Meets ==
 
== Meets ==
  
The prices of meets will hover around £20/£25 pounds for Sat/Sun ('1day') meets and £28 pounds for Fri/Sun ('weekend') meets. These prices will include transport, food, accommodation and gear rental.
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The fees of meets are '''£35''' for Fri/Sun ''' ''weekend''-meets''' (excludes gear rental, see rental fees below). Fees include transport, food and accommodation. One day meets are held at the beginning of the year and are charged at a special rate.
  
You will need to bring some extra money for food (or some actual food) whilst travelling to and for the meet (£10 should cover it), and for sundries during the weekend, as we sometimes go to the pub after a trip.
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You will need to bring some extra money for food whilst travelling (or some actual food) to and for the meet (£10 should cover it), and for sundries during the weekend, as we sometimes go to the pub after a trip.
  
 
The club's [[Media:CUCC_MeetAcountingPolicy.pdf | Meet Accounting Policy]] gives full details of the costs.
 
The club's [[Media:CUCC_MeetAcountingPolicy.pdf | Meet Accounting Policy]] gives full details of the costs.
  
== Gear Rental==
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== Equipment ==
  
Prices per day
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Gear rental fees per day of use underground:
  
* Undesuit + oversuit + helmet: £1.50
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* £0.50 Light
* Harness: £0.50
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* £1.50 Undersuit, oversuit, helmet, wellies, knepads, belt
* SRT kit + harness: £1.00
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* £1.00 SRT kit, harness
* Light: £0.50
 
* Wellies, Knepads, Belt: free
 
  
== Insurance and membership ==
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For the 3 first meets you won't need vertical (SRT) equipment, as we will be using ladders.
New cavers get 17 days' free insurance from the club in order to try caving,  starting from the first training session or meet you attend. After these 17 days, insurance and membership need to be paid in order to continue caving.
 
  
'''Insurance''' fees for 2011/2012 are:
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You will borrow all the caving equipment you need from the club. You can carry on renting CUCC gear for as long as you need but at some point you will want to buy your own so you get stuff that actually fits properly. This is usually done in stages as the whole lot is quite expensive: wellies, undersuit, oversuit, kneepads (£120); SRT kit (£180); Helmet and Light (£120).
* January-December 2012: £8 for students; £16 for non-students
 
* Final quarter of 2011: £2 for students, £4 for non-students
 
  
NOTE: If insurance for the final quarter is needed, this has to be paid together with the annual insurance for the year after, totalling £10 for students; £20 for non-students.
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== Questions? ==
 
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If you have questions please [mailto:caving-treasurer@srcf.net contact the junior treasurer].
Club '''membership''' is £6 and is paid together with the insurance.
 
 
 
== Equipment ==
 
  
CUCC supplies all the equipment needed for caving. You can carry on renting CUCC gear for as long as you need but at some point you will want to buy your own so you get stuff that actually fits properly. This is usually done in stages as the whole lot is quite expensive: wellies, undersuit, oversuit, kneepads (£120); SRT kit (£180); Helmet and Light (£120). Bargains can be found on Ebay.
 
 
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[http://www.srcf.ucam.org/caving/wiki/images/b/b1/ComMeeting_nov11_minutes.pdf Updated Nov 2011]
 
[http://www.srcf.ucam.org/caving/wiki/images/b/b1/ComMeeting_nov11_minutes.pdf Updated Nov 2011]
 
[[File:landscapeSW_tobySpeight.jpg|630px|thumb|left|Above Penwyllt, there's an open view of Bannau Sir Gaer (the Black Mountain). South Wales. By Toby Speight]]
 
[[File:landscapeSW_tobySpeight.jpg|630px|thumb|left|Above Penwyllt, there's an open view of Bannau Sir Gaer (the Black Mountain). South Wales. By Toby Speight]]

Latest revision as of 11:34, 13 January 2017

Membership and insurance

Caving in the UK requires public liability insurance provided by the British caving association, who operate on the calendar year. As such club membership is also run Jan - Dec.

As a novice the club will generously subsidise you for your first term's insurance when you become a member. This means that your first trip will cost £10 extra.

The fees are:

Concept Period Student rate Non Student rate
Newcomer deal 3 months insurance (Oct - Dec) £10 £10
15 months membership (Oct - next Dec)
Club Membership 1 year (Jan - Dec) £10 £10
Insurance 1 year (Jan - Dec) £8 £17

Meets

The fees of meets are £35 for Fri/Sun weekend-meets (excludes gear rental, see rental fees below). Fees include transport, food and accommodation. One day meets are held at the beginning of the year and are charged at a special rate.

You will need to bring some extra money for food whilst travelling (or some actual food) to and for the meet (£10 should cover it), and for sundries during the weekend, as we sometimes go to the pub after a trip.

The club's Meet Accounting Policy gives full details of the costs.

Equipment

Gear rental fees per day of use underground:

  • £0.50 Light
  • £1.50 Undersuit, oversuit, helmet, wellies, knepads, belt
  • £1.00 SRT kit, harness

For the 3 first meets you won't need vertical (SRT) equipment, as we will be using ladders.

You will borrow all the caving equipment you need from the club. You can carry on renting CUCC gear for as long as you need but at some point you will want to buy your own so you get stuff that actually fits properly. This is usually done in stages as the whole lot is quite expensive: wellies, undersuit, oversuit, kneepads (£120); SRT kit (£180); Helmet and Light (£120).

Questions?

If you have questions please contact the junior treasurer.


Updated Nov 2011

Above Penwyllt, there's an open view of Bannau Sir Gaer (the Black Mountain). South Wales. By Toby Speight