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E-mail updates about our future activities
We do not usually send more than one E-mail per month. We hope it will bring to your attention activities you may be interested in. It's as easy to stop our mail arriving as it is to start them. For more details, see below.
BT Internet and Yahoo
If you subscribe to BT or Yahoo, and have an E-mail address ending with @btinternet.com or @yahoo.co.uk or similar, agreeing to subscribe to our E-mail will not guarantee that our mail will arrive in your inbox! BT and Yahoo operate a system whereby mail that might be spam is diverted into a special folder within your BT (or Yahoo) account. It stays there for a while, perhaps a couple of weeks, and then is deleted (without asking you). To overcome this (especially if you use a mail programme like Outlook or Outlook Express, or others) you need to log into your BT (or Yahoo) account, find our mail in your spam folder and then make the necessary changes there - to say this is not spam. From that point onwards it should be OK.
Secure online bookingWe are trying to move into paperless booking for our various activities. This means you can establish an interest in a particular course or sailing trip "on-line" and pay a deposit to reserve your place (preferably by Internet banking or similar). To do this we need you to be registered for E-mail updates because we operate a double-check when you register, to ensure that someone else who has your mail address is unable to make a booking with us in your name, or request mail updates, without us writing to you to advise such a request was received.
Privacy and your dataWe have a Privacy Policy which describes how we will treat any data we have about you. To find this, look for the policy under the "About Us" menu tab, near the top of this page.
Wish list!When you register, or at a later date, if you tell us what sort of thing you hope we might fix for you, we can then see if we have others wanting the same. This could be something like a yachting mileage builder, a sailing holiday in a particular location or a RYA First Aid course to be run in Leicestershire. We already have people interested in cross-channel trips and sailing on the west coast of Scotland for example.
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