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AEP Subscription Fees - 2026

03/12/2025

As mentioned in the Treasurer’s AGM annual report , the NEC agreed to increase membership fees by 3.5 percent in 2026 due to  to support an increase in expenditure. Fees have remained at the same level for several years, at a time of significant inflation and reduced income and this small increase is necessary to sustain the association's finances.

The updated subscription rates from 1st January 2026 will be:

Full membership: £24.50 (monthly) /  £294 (annually) 

Affiliate membership: £12.75 (monthly) /  £153 (annually)

Assistant member: £15.50 (monthly) /  £186 (annually)

Retired membership: £3.75 (monthly) /  £45 (annually) 

Trainee membership: £4.25 (monthly) /  £51 (annually)


Members have received an email or letter to confirm the new subscription fees.


If you have any questions, or need to update your payment or membership information please contact enquires@aep.org.uk 

 

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