I think that re-enactment insurance is a central part of what we do and we have 70 members signed up to it, HOWEVER, I feel that this is a relatively risky venture, because the coverage is very good and requires ONLY decent people holding it.
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Admin webmaste
Oct 21 '19
It has been a long time since we have thought about the future and what WWIIRESW should be doing. Here's your chance to have your say.
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Admin 1stPanzer
Oct 21 '19
I tend to agree - do you vet the people who have insurance and/or are they only known to you? Maybe worth only accepting those you know you can trust?
As I don't have Facebook I do find this website useful myself!
Admin webmaste
Oct 21 '19
Yes, heavily vetted. In one way, I'd like to hand it to another broker (since we act like one), BUT , the organisation of others is useless (Like AFRA). Whatever we may be, .............."disorganised" or "not tech savvy" isn't one of them
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Admin Shvakova
Oct 21 '19
Yes I agree the insurance is important but we get a lot of requests from people we never see and who are out of our area so perhaps we need to be more selective.
Like Rose I don't have Facebook so the website is useful and the events list is great and easy to access.
Admin webmaste
Oct 21 '19
Facebook is vastly over-rated. You won't find any re-enactment groups on-line if they do not have websites.
NEW WEB DEVELOPMENT - I have added an area map with contact details here - https://wwiireenactmentsouthwest.co.uk/area_map.html
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Admin Shvakova
Oct 21 '19
The map is good, it will enable any public looking for us to be able to pinpoint groups near to them.
Admin webmaste
Oct 22 '19
I am looking at changing the insurance to a different insurer and finding someone to do it. Wish me luck :-)
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