Becoming a member of Monmouth Squash Club is easy.

• Full adult membership
  £120 for July 1st 2019 to June 30th 2020 (£100 if paid as one off payment on July 1st)
  or £10 per month  for 12 months via DD or SO (1st of each month please)
• Student membership is £30 per annum
• 
  Social membership is £30 per annum

Couples membership is £150 per annum as a one-off payment or £15 per month SO

We also accept cheques and electronic transfers (please make sure your name is clear in the reference). Our Bank details are:

• Bank: Barclays Bank plc
• Account name: Monmouth Squash Club
• Sort: 20-60-58
• Account number: 30631612

However you choose to join, please send me an email so that I can keep an eye out for your payment.

Full membership gets you:-

• free attendance at club nights
• ranking within the club which is submitted to South Wales Squash
• eligibility for selection to play in the Gwent / South Wales leagues, and Hereford league
• reduced fees for playing in the Summer leagues run by Tej Saran
• optional inclusion in the Box Leagues which run throughout the year
• subsidised/ reduced cost for social events- Christmas Party, Awards Dinners etc
• access to our Website – Monmouthsquash.com – where information about the club, activities and events, and contact details for members, can be found.
• Attendance and voting rights at Monmouth Squash AGM

• Social membership gets you:

Eligibility to play in Summer leagues (at reduced cost) , eligibility to play in Box leagues, access to Contact details of all members

• Any questions? Just contact  andy@foreverfoods.co.uk
  mobile 07939298407

Monmouth Squash Club Is committed to creating and maintaining the safest possible environment for children and young people. We do this by:

• Recognising that all children have the right to freedom from abuse.
• Ensuring that all our volunteers and staff are carefully selected and accept responsibility for helping to prevent the abuse of children in their care.
• Responding swiftly and appropriately to all suspicions or allegations of abuse, and providing parents and children with the opportunity to voice any concerns they may have.
• Appointing a Child Welfare Officer who will take specific responsibility for child protection and act as a main point of contact for parents, children and outside agencies.
• Ensuring access to confidential information is restricted to the Child Welfare Officer or the appropriate external authorities.
• Reviewing the effectiveness of our Safeguarding and Protecting Children Policy and activities on an annual basis.

Our Child Welfare Officer is Neil Croft  at  ndadc@yahoo.co.uk