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You do not have to be a member of the BCRA to take part in its activities or to purchase its publications. However, if you do want to join BCRA, please note that membership of BCA is handled as an 'option' to our parent body, the British Caving Association. The shortcuts, below, will take you directly to application forms for membership and subscription to BCRA periodicals. Shortcuts:
For more general information, including lists of fees and benefits please see the BCA Membership Information pages. Our membership benefits vary slightly depending on the category of membership. Individual members receive our periodicals Speleology (3 per year) and Cave & Karst Science (3 per year), as well as reduced admission fees to meetings, a discount on BCRA publications and a discount on the BCA travel insurance scheme. BCRA membership fees are now handled by BCA but please scroll down for some 'historical' information on... For historical interest, also see... The BCRA / BCA 'Road Map', and info about BCA public liability insurance 103K PDF (Speleology 5, pp42-43) |
| Gift Aid Scheme | |||
| Members of BCRA can assist the Association by completing a Gift Aid declaration that allows us to recover the tax paid on the BCRA element of your subscription. Please send us a signed declaration using the text below. You can download a plain text version by clicking here | |||
GIFT AID DECLARATION Registered charity 267828 I full name of full postal address want the British Cave Research Association (the charity) to treat all membership payments I have made since 6 April 2000 and all membership payments I make from the date of this declaration until further notice as Gift Aid donations. I know that I must pay an amount of income or capital gains tax at least equal to the tax the charity reclaims on my donations in the tax year. |
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| Legacies provide funding for research projects. Can you help our science programme by means of a donation or by inclusion of a legacy in your will? As the Association is a charity, both these methods of giving are tax efficient. | |||
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This table explains the relationship between BCA and BCRA membership categories. |
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| Standing Order Payments to BCRA | ||
| Standing Order Payments
BCRA has not accepted standing orders as a valid method of paying membership since 2006. This was stated in our newsletters and renewal notices, where we announced that standing orders that continued to be paid in 2006 would be treated as donations to the Association, without granting entitlement to any benefits of membership. However, some standing orders continue to be paid to BCRA. Unfortunately, because of the nature of standing order payments we are unable to cancel these payments ourselves, nor are we able to trace them via the issuing bank. Therefore, unless you specifically wish to continue to make a donation to BCRA, we should be grateful if any members who are still paying a standing order would contact their bank to arrange for its cancellation. For the further avoidance of doubt, please note that if you wish to join BCRA or to subscribe to Cave & Karst Science you must make a payment to the British Caving Association (BCA). Any standing order payment that you continue to make to BCRA cannot be used to pay for your BCRA membership or services and it will be treated as purely a donation to the Association. |
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registered charity 267828). Registered Office: The Old Methodist Chapel, Great
Hucklow, BUXTON, SK17 8RG
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