It is getting a packed calendar in the SAM Club, so here is your update. Give the Club as much support as you possibly can to ensure we continue to be successful. Please share with everyone! Thank you. SAM Social Evening7.30pm 4th March 2024 Treeton Miners Welfare ClubArundel Street, Treeton,Rotherham
Editorial Let’s start with getting your opinion. There is a new SAM membership fee survey on the SAM website. The SAM Committee wants to know your views about SAM subscriptions. So that we can plan ahead for SAM events, it is very important that you tell us what you think
Everyone is aware that life is tough at the moment. SAM Trustees are required to ensure that our accounts balance and that we do not not sustain losses on events we provide for members. All SAM charity events have become more expensive. To continue providing our services to members, we
Editorial It’s been quite a week in the SAM Club. Our Chief Observer, Andy Frith, is resigning and we are likely to lose a member of the SAM Committee at the next AGM. Andy will continue his support for the SAM charity. These events will bring the number of SAM
Editorial Club Night Door levy! It’s only a £1. The money helps to cover our costs and support our social events, SAM members should pay, on entry, the £1 door levy for both themselves and their guest(s). We provide an ‘honesty box’ to collect the Club Night fee and would
Editorial We start the newsletter this week with the breaking story that a SAM Observer was using a video cam to help an Associate to develop advanced riding skills. Not an unusual occurrence you might think. Videoing a ride to help an Associate recognise where they have to improve their
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