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Club's Village at Farmyard
MAG affiliated clubs can take advantage of free stand space to promote themselves at MAG’s Farmyard Party 2007.
This year’s Farmyard Party was a spectacular success with made a very positive impression on so many who had never been before.
The appeal of the Farmyard Party is very broad-based and we’re keen to build on the event’s success by making it the nation’s prime gathering of clubs said organiser Pete Walker.
MAG recognises that riders who join clubs tend to be among the most enthusiastic and committed of all bikers and these are the kind of people MAG wishes to attract to its membership.
Affiliated clubs qualify for eleven main benefits:
- Block booking advance-ticket discounts for major MAG events.
- Access to Annual Public Liability Insurance when running your own club events.
- Access to Hired In Plant insurance e.g. Generators and other equipment.
- A free e-mail advice service to assist you in obtaining the necessary licences for your event.
- Free listings for your events in MAG’s superb bi-monthly magazine ‘The Road’, circulation average 15,000 copies per issue.
- Free link with your logo to your club website on the MAG UK website. www.mag-uk.org
- Discounted advertising rates for display ads in The Road.
- Discounted joining rates for your members who choose to upgrade to Full MAG Membership. Affiliate members upgrading to full membership will receive a £5 discount.
- Representation on the MAG National Committee and voting entitlement at MAG’s Annual Group Conference on the basis of one voting membership per each 1000 members affiliated or part thereof, up to a maximum of 4 per club. Your club may nominate the persons to whom these are allocated.
- Regular briefings via MAG’s Activists Newsletter, ‘Network’ so you know what’s happening in MAG and what campaigns we are involved in.
- Receive regular information on MAG activities by subscribing to the various mailing lists at www.network.mag-uk.org from Press Releases to the activists’ E-mail Army.
Information contact Fergus: clubs-officer@mag-uk.org
“Never in the field of human transport have so many been represented by so few”
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