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Become A Member

Membership gives you an opportunity to support Crossness and be part of our progress over the years to come.

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Benefits of Membership

Support the restoration effort, stay up-to-date with our progress and be welcome any time at Crossness by joining as a member today!

Benefits include:

  • Free entry on all working days (seven days notice required) and standard Family Open Days. except for bookable events through Eventbrite i.e. tours and special events.
  • Regular magazine
  • Free cup of tea and a biscuit when you visit
  • Invitation to the AGM and voting rights

If you join while visiting on a Family Open Day, your admission charge will go towards your membership fee and you will only pay the balance.

Costs

  • Individual – £20 p.a. (16 to 64)
  • Family – £40 p.a. (children up to 15 free) (16 and 17) – £5 per person.
  • Concessions – £15 p.a. (Senior Citizen, Students, Unwaged). Two at same address £25 p.a.
  • Corporate – £1000 p.a.
  • Life Membership under 65 years – £400
  • Life Membership 65 and over – £150

Our membership year runs from 1st March to the end of February. As an added benefit, if you join between 1st January and the end of February your membership runs to the end of February of the forthcoming year.

Crossness Engines Trust Membership Application Form

We need your support – to become a Member, simply complete this form.

Concessions - Senior Citizen, Students, Unwaged

Please Gift Aid your membership fee

Why?

Gift Aid increases the value of payments to charities by allowing us to reclaim basic rate tax on your gift. If you pay higher rate tax you can claim extra relief on your payments. If you claim age-related allowances or tax credits, Gift Aid payments can sometimes increase your entitlement.

How?

The Gift Aid scheme is for gifts of money by individuals who pay UK tax. Gift Aid payments are regarded as having basic rate tax deducted by the donor. Charities will take your donation - which is money you've already paid tax on - and reclaim the basic rate tax from HMRC on its 'gross' equivalent - the amount before basic rate tax was deducted.