Koi

The BKKS was founded in 1970 and is the only organisation actively working to promote your hobby across the UK. There has never been a better time to get involved, either as an individual member or through your local Section.

As an individual member, your benefits include:

• Access to the Health Standards Officers for helpful advice on filtration, water quality and other matters about keeping your Koi, together with help on the diagnosis and treatment of Koi health issues.

• The new BKKS website, which is a large and up-to-date source of information on current issues including information from breeders and hobbyists in Japan and many articles on all aspects of Koi keeping.
• Being able to call on the Society to help with any problems that may occur.
• Access to the JSC Training course – the ultimate guide to Koi appreciation in the UK.
• Having your input and say on how you want to see the Society run, putting your ideas to a listening Council, and voting on changes to the society at the AGM.
• A reduced entry price together with early entry to the BKKS National Show on production of your membership card.
• Reduced prices and discounts on certain Koi products from some dealers and manufacturers, on production of your membership card.
• The chance to be part of a national Koi community working together for the best that can be achieved for all aspects of Koi Keeping. This includes being part of a fighting team that employs a barrister, using Society funds, to represent Koi Keepers at governmental level, in order to have their voice heard regarding the DEFRA issues such as Koi shows and dealers.
• A Society newsletter that will be emailed to BKKS members three times a year.

 BKKS membership is available in two levels:

• Full Membership gives you all of the benefits listed above plus a quarterly newsletter from the BKKS
  UK: £16
  Europe: £20
  Rest of world: £30
  Trade: £16

• Plus Membership gives you a full subscription to Koi magazine
  UK: £36
  Europe: £50
  Rest of world: £77
  Trade: £36
  

 You can join via any of the methods shown below: 

• Direct Debit
  This is the Society’s preferred method of payment and will ensure uninterrupted access and supply of you chosen magazine/newsletter. Simply choose the membership level you require, then print and complete this form.

• Credit Card via telephone
  Please contact the General Secretary, Sue Ravenhill, on 01344 861525

• Credit Card via the web
  Click here to access the online form and complete your credit card information when asked. Please note the transaction number in case of problems – this is NOT your membership number, which will be sent out via post as soon as possible. 

For all queries about your BKKS membership, contact Steve Watson via email at membership@bkks.co.uk or call Sue Ravenhill on 01344 861525.