Betting Shop Awareness Campaign

BE A VOICE FOR THE GREYHOUNDS BY ORGANISING YOUR OWN EVENT TODAY!!
IT COULDN'T BE MORE SIMPLE, AND WE WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH FREE MATERIALS
ALL BETTING SHOP CAMPAIGNS ARE INDEPENDENTLY ORGANISED
Caged Nationwide take no responsibility for any part of an event but are happy to provide materials to interested parties and promote well organised events
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To order Materials
1) Please click the above download button to read the Disclaimer and Guidelines
2) Download the Disclaimer and save to your computer
3) Print form and complete your details and then simply return to sandi at the following email address; sandi@cagednw.co.uk

If you have trouble downloading or printing the form;
Please copy and paste the below statement and send to sandi at the following email address; sandi@cagednw.co.uk


I am unable to print the Caged Nationwide Disclaimer, as I do not have access to a printer/scanner, but I have read it thoroughly and I 'name.............' agree with all the terms and conditions stated by Caged Nationwide, and would like to go ahead and order materials.

My full name and address is;......................................................................................................................................


Please send the below materials to the address I have provided above.

I understand you will enclose a copy of the guidelines with the materials.
Please send me leaflets, placards and high visibility vests to the attached address.

EVENT GUIDELINES
Tips for running your betting shop awareness event
  • Always remain polite to the public, remember people will absorb more information, if you spark an interesting and civil discussion with them.
  • Be prepared to answer questions from passers-by. Know your facts so you can answer questions about the campaign.
  • If someone shows interest, as well as offering them a leaflet suggest that they visit the Caged Nationwide website for more information.
  • Be polite and friendly at all times, even if someone has a different view. Realise that not everyone is interested in what you're saying. Don't try to force people to listen.
  • If a person says "no" to a leaflet just move on to the next person & don't take offence.
  • The leaflets are very informative, if someone accepts a leaflet think of it as an achievement, ALWAYS thank them. The information on the leaflet may be enough to deter them from either betting or attending a race night. They will also hopefully share the information they have gained by discussing the subject with family & friends, therefore just one leaflet can raise a great deal of awareness & support for the campaign.