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I am not one to complain usually (honestly!) but I just had to write to 3 Counties regarding the ladies shower block which us Funsters had to use at this year's show. Got a response within the hour, although I'm not sure if she means this winter or some winter in the future. Here it is.
From: Ann Holdsworth
Sent: 23 August 2016 09:49
To: Claire Amott
Subject: 3 Counties motorhome show 11-15 August 2016 - Shower Block
We attended this show as part of a motorhome club rally. The nearest shower block to our allocated pitches was the one near to the Stockmans Cafe. In all our years of motorhoming and attending various shows and rallies both in the UK and across Europe I have rarely seen a poorer and dirtier shower block. The plumbing was woefully inadequate and there were not enough shower cubicles for the number of people pitched there – whatever time of the day I visited the shower block there were queues. All the walls and ceilings were covered in dust and spiders webs and the ancient heater had a thick film of dust and grease on it (fortunately the weather was excellent so it wasn’t required, although I doubt if it still works). Furthermore, given that the majority of motorhomes do not have a generator and none are on EHU there should at least be a couple of power points for hairdryers. I am not sure what the other shower blocks on your site are like but I really feel that, given the number of people who attend these kind of shows, you should really be able to provide better facilities than these.
On the plus side, the show and the entertainment was very good.
Regards,
Ann Holdsworth
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Message body
Dear Ann,
Thank you go your email.
We have taken your comments on board and you are right they are not the best on the Showground. They were built in the 1950’s purely for the stockman during the show and they were suitable but over the years they have become very dated and we are aware they we must invest in them. This will be a winter project for the future.
We are pleased that you had a goodtime at the show and enjoyed the entertainment.
Kind Regards
Claire
From: Ann Holdsworth
Sent: 23 August 2016 09:49
To: Claire Amott
Subject: 3 Counties motorhome show 11-15 August 2016 - Shower Block
We attended this show as part of a motorhome club rally. The nearest shower block to our allocated pitches was the one near to the Stockmans Cafe. In all our years of motorhoming and attending various shows and rallies both in the UK and across Europe I have rarely seen a poorer and dirtier shower block. The plumbing was woefully inadequate and there were not enough shower cubicles for the number of people pitched there – whatever time of the day I visited the shower block there were queues. All the walls and ceilings were covered in dust and spiders webs and the ancient heater had a thick film of dust and grease on it (fortunately the weather was excellent so it wasn’t required, although I doubt if it still works). Furthermore, given that the majority of motorhomes do not have a generator and none are on EHU there should at least be a couple of power points for hairdryers. I am not sure what the other shower blocks on your site are like but I really feel that, given the number of people who attend these kind of shows, you should really be able to provide better facilities than these.
On the plus side, the show and the entertainment was very good.
Regards,
Ann Holdsworth
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- Claire Amott <Claire@threecounties.co.uk>
- Today at 10:58
Message body
Dear Ann,
Thank you go your email.
We have taken your comments on board and you are right they are not the best on the Showground. They were built in the 1950’s purely for the stockman during the show and they were suitable but over the years they have become very dated and we are aware they we must invest in them. This will be a winter project for the future.
We are pleased that you had a goodtime at the show and enjoyed the entertainment.
Kind Regards
Claire