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Member Subscriptions
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Annual membership costs just £5 per household from 1 January each year. A larger donation would of course be very welcome and would go towards improving our communications with residents.
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Paying your subscription is very simple to arrange. You can either pay:
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-by bank transfer
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Account Name: Woodcote (Epsom) Residents Society
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Account Details: Sort Code 23-05-80 Account Number 18192567
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Reference – Your postcode and house number
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-by setting up a standing order or direct debit -by cash or cheque to one of our Councillors or Committee Members. We can also arrange to collect your subscription at a pre-arranged time if you email us on info@woodcoteepsomresidentssociety.org.
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with PayPal by debit or credit card – no account is needed via our website
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Account Name: Woodcote (Epsom) Residents Society
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Account Details: Sort Code 23-05-80 Account Number 18192567
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Reference – Your postcode and house number
Paying by PayPal
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