national trust membership query

p00hsticks

Note that you can currently get free admission to many NT places with the Walkers crisps 'great days out' promotion

WEEGIE

I am a member of the National Trust of Scotland, I pay by DD, and I get a reminder to renew about weeks before it expires, I think the same will apply if you pay annually, there is no chance of paying twice for the same month.
Just a note to all who think that joining the NZ NT is good, well it may be to a certain extent, the ones who suffer are te ones who join the Scottish/English ones as the funds get lower and lower meaning higher costs for curent members.
The other point you enquired about, if you are a member of the Scottish NT you can use the properties of the English NT.

mobby-2554

WEEGIE wrote: »

I am a member of the National Trust of Scotland, I pay by DD, and I get a reminder to renew about weeks before it expires, I think the same will apply if you pay annually, there is no chance of paying twice for the same month.
Just a note to all who think that joining the NZ NT is good, well it may be to a certain extent, the ones who suffer are te ones who join the Scottish/English ones as the funds get lower and lower meaning higher costs for curent members.
The other point you enquired about, if you are a member of the Scottish NT you can use the properties of the English NT.

Hi we're looking into joining the National Trust. I know it is cheaper National Trust of Scotland & you can use the properties of the English NT but do we still get the free parking in the English properties?
There's no mention of it here.
http://www.nts.org.uk/Join/Benefits/

WEEGIE

As far as I know you do not get free parking at English properties, but what I will do is make 100% sure and let you know within the next 38 hrs.

Keith

Lets say someone is considering purchasing a 18-25 membership as a gift for someone, do NT check the details of the member in anyway?

As I'm not sure who to give it to!
It's not at all that NT own the car park I use as it's the only one on a certain local road.

Shelle

Am planning on applying for National Trust membership but have a question about doing it through Quidco.

I need 2 lots of memberships (1 joint and 1 individual) - if I do them as one transaction through Quidco does anyone know if I get the cashback off the whole thing?

Only reason I ask is on Quidco it says:

Please note that each Quidco member can only take out two National Trust memberships within 12 months.

Anyone know if the joint membership is seen as 2 members or not??

(BTW the individual is right as over 25, otherwise could have got family).

Thanks