[Finance] How does that work then?

[1066familyman]

Adult annual membership of National Trust for Scotland = £63

Adult annual membership of National Trust UK = £76.80

Membership of the former gives you full free access to the latter.


How does that work then?



Any similar examples?

 

[marcos3263]

but i dont want to walk round gardens in a kilt.....

 

[1066familyman]

but i dont want to walk round gardens in a kilt.....

That's ok. Most of them are square or rectangle I think.

 

[Stato]

And most kilts don't have gardens in them anyway.

 

[METALMICKY]

And most kilts don't have gardens in them anyway.

And did you know how you can tell the clan of a Scotsman? Check under his kilt and if it's a quarter pounder he's a McDonald!

 

[Stato]

And did you know how you can tell the clan of a Scotsman? Check under his kilt and if it's a quarter pounder he's a McDonald!

Big Mac presumably.

 

[Stato]

Returning to the actual point of the thread: Who can join National Trust Scotland? Could I chuck in my NT membership and join NTfS and get the same benefits even though I don't have an address in Scotland?

To be fair, I wouldn't really want to, because I might lose cherished rights, like the right to annually vote against a bunch of right wing nutters being given any power to turn the NT into a political football for their stupid culture war nonsense. Voting on the Website before 28/10 by the way. Last year we also got the pleasure of voting to uphold the ban of fox hunting on NT land. This year we can vote down a nasty bigotted proposal from Stephen Green and his mates to deplore the NT spending on Pride events.

 

[schmunk]

This isn't a new thing - this from 2006: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.co...ust-for-scotland-cheap-membership-for-england


The link also mentions a similar wheeze from joining Heritage New Zealand, but it appears they've cottoned on to this now and the annual fees for non-NZ residents is now £100/individual or £176/family...