First of all thank you to everyone who supported thetank at the weekend - absolutely brilliant display by all those involved

Now my gripe.
On Saturday I will be in Luton for a P4C event. As usual at these events Game for Life will be awarding grants to local children's charities. A very worthy charity in the Luton area is Keech Cottage, which is a Children's Hospice for children with life limiting illnesses. In addition to the digital camera, photo printer and digital video camera which we have purchased to hand over on Saturday (happy to explain the importance of these items another time) another need was identified. The teenagers that use the facility currently do not have access to Sky TV. It may seem a bit of a luxury to some, however it cannot be too much to ask to have the same facilities in the hospice as one would have at home for these youngsters who will not see adult hood. Game for Life therefore agreed to look at taking out a Sky TV subscription for these youngsters.
What a task that has been and a real eyeopener! After two hours on the phone and after talking to six different people/departments I am not much closer to obtaining satelite TV for the kids at Keech Cottage. The difficulty is that as a charity is a 'business' in the eyes of SKY we do not qualify for the domestic rates. Currently domestic customers qualify for; free box, free dish, free installation and the first three months at just £15/month after which the subscription is £42.50/month. As a charity and therefore in the eyes of SKY a 'business' they don't want to give us that. No instead we have to apply to them for a concessionary rate of £60 / month but may have to pay for box, dish and installation HOWEVER, it was pointed out that we may not qualify for the concessionary rate and the cost would then raise to £210/month.
I have written the report they have requested and submitted it and hopefully we will qualify for the £60/month but I would much prefer to pay £42.50/month. If we do not qualify for the £60/month I will have to take the matter to the trustees to decide whether we can afford £210/month.
There we go, got it off my chest. Does anyone else think this situation is a bit off or do people think I should, as the people I spoke to on the phone kept saying 'see it from SKY's point of view?
Alternatively does anyone on the forum work for SKY and possibly advise me.