Survey overview Overall, the survey reflects positively on the changes that have made to the Club within the last two years. Members took the opportunity to share their commendations as well as suggestions. Whilst keen to continue with the improvements, they are anxious not to lose the Club’s identity and purpose as it strives to become more financially solvent. The overall feel of responses is that the Club is successful, there are no great issues arising and Members are happy and proud of their Club. The Club scored 4.3 (5 – most likely) when Members were asked if they were likely to recommend membership. This high score is a great endorsement by Members. Dress code remains an area for consideration albeit the majority of members are happy with the current rules. When quizzed further, if there was an option to change rules, business casual was the preferred route i.e. no tie. The pressure on accommodation continues to be the biggest issue although Members do recognise the physical constraints for further development. Improvements to the Restaurant have been well received. A request for an extension in service and opening hours for the Bar and Lounge was highlighted. Copyright 2014
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