Become A Member

We’d love to have you on board (see what we did there) 🙂

We are a member-led organisation which means that members influence the direction of travel of the organisation while the Board does its best to steer in that chosen by us all direction.

We have the following membership options:

  • Ordinary and associate members – £24/year;
  • Unwaged ordinary and associate members – £12/year;
  • Ordinary and associate members joining as couples – £36/year (£18 for each member).

*Membership is for 1 rolling year from the date of sign-up. Once you register using the form below you will receive an email confirmation will all the relevant details.

Ordinary Membership  is open to any individual aged 16 or over who supports the purposes of the organisation and who is:
– a canal boat user in Scotland;
– a spouse, partner or direct relation of a canal boat user in Scotland;
– a user of a community-owned mooring site in Scotland (whether or not they
are a canal boat user); or
– an individual who has an active interest in the canals or inland waterways of
Scotland.

Ordinary members are entitled to vote on CMS matters and in that way influence the decisions the organisation takes. Our Annual General Meeting (AGM) is one of the opportunities for members to have a say.

Any other interested party may become an Associate member (not entitled to vote).

 

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By selecting 'Yes' above you are confirming that you are a UK taxpayer and the amount of income and/or capital gains tax you pay is at least as much as we will reclaim on your donations in this tax year.

About Gift Aid

Gift Aid increases the value of donations to charities by allowing them to reclaim basic rate tax on your gift. We would like to reclaim gift aid on your behalf. We can only reclaim Gift Aid if you are a UK taxpayer. Please confirm that you are a eligible for gift aid above. More about Gift Aid.

 

 

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