No, you do not need to be a Settlement Member to attend an event or workshop, but you do for courses.
An email confirmation is generated automatically if your transaction was successful. Please check your junk box or spam folder in case your email account has treated it as spam. If you are sure your transaction was successful but you have still not received a confirmation email, please contact the Settlement Office on info@letchworthsettlement.org.uk.
No, but you will get an email confirmation for your booking. A list of ticket holders is held at the entrance to any event.
No, you will not receive a reminder about the event before it starts unless any details change. All the details you need are in the confirmation email you received when you booked.
If we have to cancel an event for any reason, we will contact you as soon as possible to let you know. We will also arrange a refund.
Please contact the Settlement Office on info@letchworthsettlement.org.uk and we will arrange for the confirmation to be sent to you again.
The Settlement does have accessible facilities , but please contact the Settlement Manager at manager@letchworthsettlement.org.uk before enrolling on a course or workshop, or purchasing a ticket for an event, so they can provide assistance to you. Every effort will be made to accommodate you but there may the odd occasion where this is not possible due to the physical constraints of our old building.
Yes, we are happy to offer one free ticket to a carer accompanying someone attending a Settlement event who would not be able to do so without their assistance. Please contact the Settlement Manager for more information as you cannot purchase these tickets via the Settlement website.
It depends on when you cancel. You have the right to cancel a booking for a course, workshop or other event up to 14 days from the day the booking was made (unless the start date of the course, workshop or other event is within this period) without giving any reason. Otherwise, any cancellation is at the Manager’s discretion.
We have no control over our users’ card issuers and there are a number of reasons why a payment might fail or be declined. These include incorrect information being provided by the user (for example, typing error in expiry date or address information does not match the card issuer’s records) or outdated card information. Card issuers have also put in place more safeguards against payment fraud including customer authentication requiring you to provide additional security information for the transaction to continue (for example, confirming the payment via an app or using a one-time pass code (OTP) by text or email to authorise a transaction).