Annual General Meeting (AGM) Documents
Carl opened the meeting at 19:31 and welcomed all those on zoom and present and thanked everyone for joining the meeting.
Attendees
Present – David Metcalfe, Carl Baker, Peter Brinsden, Jennie Brinsden, Dave Royan,
Haidee Goodwin, Tim Wheatley, Richard Westaway, Mike Hinchliffe, David Gill, Beth Eyres, Becky King
Via Zoom – Bill Nichols
1. President’s welcome
David reiterated Carl’s welcome to the 2022 Annual General Meeting and summarised his report emphasising his sincere thanks to Carl and the Committee for all the work they put in to running the Club.
Report
I was delighted at the 2021 AGM to be invited to be the Club’s President, a club that my family and I have been associated with for over 30 years.
2022 was the hottest summer we have seen since 1976. Scoring for the 2nd XI, I can only remember 20 minutes of rain during the whole season. Only a handful of matches in the Youth section were rained off.
The Club had a good season across all Senior, Youth and Girl’s teams and I was lucky enough to watch matches across all sections of the Club. I was particularly pleased to see a number of ‘Youth’ players picking up awards at the Senior Presentation Evening. All the Club’s coaches and team managers should be encouraged and delighted as this is a testament to all their hard work.
My congratulations go to Chris Norris and the 3rd XI for gaining promotion to the Hampshire League Division 4 North.
During the summer the Club was proud to host both a Disability County Match between Surrey and Hampshire (President’s Day) followed two weeks later by a Ladies County Match featuring Hampshire and Oxfordshire.
Finally, my thanks go to Carl and the Management Committee for all their hard work throughout the season. Having had a number of years where I have not been so involved I have been surprised at how much work now goes into running a community cricket club of this size.
We are very lucky to have so many willing volunteers across all sections of the Club and my thanks go to you all.
Let us look forward to another good season in 2023.
David Metcalfe
2. Apologies for absence
Apologies were received from Chris Yates, Ben Wish, Richard Fulham, Wyatt Ramsdale, Matt Johnson, Bob Blightman, Chris Norris and Rupert Preece.
3. To approve the Minutes of the AGM 2021
There being no questions or additional matters arising the minutes of the 2021 AGM were approved.
Proposer Haidee Goodwin Seconder Mike Hinchliffe
The vote to approve the minutes was carried by a show of hands
4. To receive the Chairman’s Report 2022
Carl summarised his report emphasising the fantastic summer of cricket we had this season without one Friday night being cancelled. He thanked our retiring Trustees Paul Brook and Graeme Keel with additional thanks to Bob Blightman for his tireless work on the Club database for so many years without which the Club would not exist today. He also thanked David Gill and David Metcalfe for their continued support and Richard Westaway for helping to maintain a healthy bank balance through the season.
Report
I am so pleased we can hold this AGM in 2022, I can’t tell you how much more time it gives us to get things ready for next season by holding it in December.
I know times are hard at present with constant changes to the economy, so as a Club we have also had to see where we can save costs. I would like to thank Richard Westaway for his constant review of all expenditures and as a result our accounts look healthy for the season. This focus on our costs will have to continue in 2023, but I can confirm as a committee we propose to hold the prices for membership.
No club can survive without sponsors so thanks to all those who continued to support us in 2022 and for those who joined us, your money, support, and expertise is worth so much to us. I am always looking to expand our sponsors so do get in touch if you want to be part of the Club and help us improve.
What weather we had in 2022, with it being so warm, not one Friday night was cancelled (sorry coaches) and it was good to see so many people enjoying the warm evenings. I hope you enjoyed the bar; the Inches Cider was a big success, and I am planning to change the Fosters to a premium lager for 2023. I do urge you all though, please do visit and purchase from the bar, rather than bringing your own. Our takings are not back to pre-covid levels, and this is the biggest revenue stream to the Club.
We introduced the Pizza oven in August, and it was an instant success so expect to see it out more again in 2023. This year there were no music nights, but they will be back in 2023 so watch your emails for more social events being planned.
As you know, all our coaches put in a lot of effort for free and we are always looking for new ones to run an age group. The Club desperately need new coaches in all Junior age groups (reception to year four), without more parents stepping forward these age groups may not be able to run in future seasons. Any help is much appreciated, please do come forward!
Cricket is why we join, and I am so pleased that our Youth sides did so well this year, in boys, girls and mixed. I hope they all enjoyed it and can’t wait to start winter nets in 2023 and start Friday night cricket next May. Please do share that we have space for players on a Friday in most Junior age groups, so spread the word among friends and within Rowledge School.
Disability cricket has continued to grow in 2022, and it was great that it was the featured match at our annual President’s Day in the summer. I heard that even a Love Island contestant showed up to play, which took some of the younger guests by surprise.
Our (young) Women’s Team continued to do well for the Club in 2022 with them winning eight out of eight matches played and finishing second in their League this season. Congratulations to the women and girls and their coaches, this flourishing Women’s Team comes as a result of many years of hard work by the current players and coaches in developing girl’s cricket at Rowledge.
Our three Men’s Senior sides once again did the Club proud, especially our 3rds, who were division champions. Congratulations and many thanks to Chris Norris and Rupert Preece, joint captains, for this great achievement. Thank you to the other skippers, Ben Wish (1sts), Chris Yates Jnr and Ian Metcalfe (2nds), who also put out competitive sides each week, with the 2nds very close to promotion and the 1sts finishing mid table – I did get a little carried away when the 1sts were top for so long.
We now have more Youth players than ever before playing in our Senior teams (Men’s and Women’s) which is great to see and shows that the hard work of the Junior and Youth coaches is paying dividends. Everyone puts in a lot of hard work to make it happen and I hope that all the players enjoyed it and will be back in 2023. Please do let your friends know that we are always looking for new Senior players. I am sure you are proud to play for RCC and your experiences are the best way to sell the Club to others.
It was sad to see Carlo Bruno, a mainstay of the 3rds for many seasons, leave our Club and head to Australia during 2022. I wish his family well as they start their new adventure.
There are a few changes to the Club next year, Bob Blightman, Graeme Keel and Paul Brook are stepping down as Trustees. Sincere thanks to them for their support and guidance. Also, a special note to Bob, who is stepping down after many years as our Membership Secretary, we would not be here without his tireless work behind the scenes in making sure we had a database that captured you all.
Lastly thank you to the Management Committee for supporting me with your constant hard work that keeps the Club running. And finally, my thanks to David Metcalfe for his first year as President and his open door policy for me to discuss ideas.
We have a fantastic club, but there are areas we need to improve so please don’t be shy, approach me with any ideas you have, regardless of how small or silly you may think they are. I would love to hear about them.
Thanks – Carl Baker – RCC Chairman
Peter Brinsden thanked Carl for his continued dedication to the Club.
Peter raised the issue that if we risk assessed the Club, our greatest vulnerability is our over reliance on Carl. It is felt by Peter and David Gill that Carl’s number one priority for next season should be to put a bar manager in place and review bar staff management, organisation, remuneration and working hours so that it does not fall to Carl to run the bar/lock up every Friday. The additional cost of promoting a current bar staff member to manager would not be significant. To bring in a new manager would be more of a financial consideration although would be affordable and should not be considered preventative. Carl appreciated everyone’s comments and will work on the options.
5. To receive, and if approved, adopt the Accounts for 2022, with the Examiner’s Report
Richard Westaway presented the accounts and summarised his report.
a) Total income for the year was £82,756. This is significantly higher than the previous year when activities were severely affected by coronavirus restrictions. This figure excludes restricted grants which appear in the Club Development Fund. Thanks are due to Carl and Haidee for their efforts in securing various grants and sponsorship monies.
b) Total expenditure for the year was £72,121 (excluding Club Development expenditure). This is much higher than the previous year when activities were somewhat restricted due to coronavirus.
c) Overall result is a £10,635 surplus over the 2021/2022 period, after the club’s development expenditure is taken into account. The surplus was in no small part due to a profit of approximately £7k made by the bar. Increased activity at the Rec and a dry summer helped.
d) Bank – Careful management of expenditure has meant that we continue to have a solid bank position as of 30th September 2022, with funds well in excess of the Management Committee Reserve policy, being a minimum of £10K in the bank. The balance is marginally lower than as at 30 September 2021.
e) Upcoming major expenditure – We will incur additional costs associated with a new membership database and a new artificial cricket strip, although we are seeking a grant to offset some of the cost of the latter.
f) Development Fund – The total amount in this fund as at 30th September 2022 amounted to £8,395, made up of £3,395 remaining from grants received for disability cricket, and £5,000 unused legacy monies reserved for pavilion enhancements. Quotes are currently being obtained for work to be carried out on the disability toilet and gents’ toilet, which could be funded by the development fund.
g) To sum up – 2022 was a good year financially. We are grateful for the generous support of our sponsors. The Club remains in good financial shape. We will need to continue to manage our finances carefully. Inflation will undoubtedly mean we are likely to incur significant increases in our costs.
Richard thanked Lenka Drablow for acting as an independent examiner and reviewing the accounts and in addition for her kind assistance with their preparation and for sharing her great knowledge of the Club from her time as treasurer for which he is very grateful.
Peter expressed a great deal of thanks to Richard for all his work on the finances and Carl seconded Peter adding his huge gratitude for the speed and efficiency of the accounts preparation for 2022.
Proposer to approve the accounts Peter Brinsden Seconder Beth Eyres
Vote to approve carried by show of hands
6. To elect the President of the Club, upon nomination of the Management Committee
On the behalf of the Management Committee Carl proposed D Metcalfe as President
Seconder Richard Westaway
Re-election of David Metcalfe as President was carried by a show of hands
David confirmed that he was very happy to continue and extended his thanks for the election.
7. To elect the Vice-Presidents and Honorary Members
David Gill, Wyatt Ramsdale, Lenka Drablow, Bob Blightman, Shaun Bradbery, Lynley Griffiths, Dave Vasey, Jennie Brinsden, Dave Royan, Bill Nichols, Caz Callum, Neil Gregory, Ian Carter, Ruth Ahmed, Joe Yates, Tony Watts, Tony Field
Proposer to elect en bloc Carl Baker Seconder Dave Royan
Re-election of Vice-Presidents en-bloc was carried by a show of hands.
There followed a proposal by Carl Baker to elect Bob Blightman as Honorary Life Member. Carl and the Committee are very sad indeed to say goodbye to Bob as our Membership Secretary, without Bob’s database there would be no Club, however the Club feel that reliance on just one person to support and maintain the Club membership database is too much of a risk and so the database has been outsourced to a third party Company.
Seconder Dave Royan
Election of Bob as Honorary Life Member was carried by a show of hands
There was a second proposal by Carl Baker to elect David Gill as Honorary Life Member. David has been part of the Club from his coaching days to his time as the Club President; he knows everything about the Club and is a big asset to the Club. Carl expressed his greatest thanks to David for his continued involvement in the Club.
Seconder Dave Royan
Election of David as Honorary Life Member was carried by a show of hands
8. To elect the Chairman of the Club
Becky King proposed we re-elect Carl Baker as Chairman of the Club.
Seconder Unanimous
Re-election of Carl Baker as Chairman was carried by a show of hands
Carl confirmed that he was more than happy to continue as Chairman, his goal being to build a new clubhouse before he retires.
9. To elect the Management Committee of the Club
The proposed Management Committee Members are willing to stand, and, unless there are Members willing to take over the roles, will be elected en-bloc:
Current/Proposed
General Secretary – Becky King/Becky King
Hon Treasurer – Richard Westaway/Richard Westaway
Facilities Manager – Chris Yates Snr/Chris Yates Snr
Safeguarding Officers – Peter Brinsden & Christine Bellenger/Peter Brinsden & Beth Eyres
Marketing Manager – Haidee Goodwin/Haidee Goodwin
Cricket Secretary – Tim Wheatley/Tim Wheatley
Senior Cricket Officer – Vacant/Vacant
Youth Manager – Vacant/Mike Hinchliffe
Junior Manager – Mike Hinchliffe/Matt Johnson
Ad-hoc supporting posts – non-voting
Projects Manager – Peter Brinsden
Club Ambassador – David Lloyd
Team Selection Manager – TBA
Proposer David Gill Seconder Jennie Brinsden
Election en-bloc of the proposed members of the Management Committee was carried by a show of hands.
10. To elect the Team Captains for the 2023 season
Nominated captains are,
Mens 1st XI – Ben Wish
Mens 2nd XI – Chris Yates Jnr / Ian Metcalfe
Mens 3rd XI – Chris Norris / Rupert Preece
Mens T20 – Ben Wish
Ladies XI – Jo Copeland
Village Cup – TBA
Foresters – Angus Watson TBC
Proposer Mike Hinchliffe Seconder Richard Westaway
Elections of the Team Captains en-bloc was carried by a show of hands
11. To fix subscriptions for the 2023 season
The Committee proposes that the subscriptions for the year 2023 remain largely the same as 2022. There will be a slight increase of £5 in three categories, Ladies, Members not in full employment and Students aged 18-24 to align those fees with the Youth fee, and are as follows:
Current/Proposed
Senior Section
Senior Men’s Team Playing Member – £145.00/£145.00
Senior Men’s Team Playing Member not in full employment – £90.00/£95.00
Ladies Team – £90.00/£95.00
Playing Members aged 18-24 / Student Member – £90.00/£95.00
Social Member – £40.00/£40.00
Junior and Youth Section
Year group reception to year group 3 (Junior) – £75.00/£75.00
Year group 4 (under 9) to under 18 years (Youth) – £95.00/£95.00
(includes venue hire, match fees for junior/youth matches)
Social Member – £40.00/£40.00
Family Membership – £240.00/£240.00
All ages are calculated as at 1st September of the previous year.
For Parents/Guardians with players in the Junior/Youth Section there must be at least one Adult Social Membership per family unit
Match fees are unchanged – Saturday/Sunday
Senior Playing – £10.00/£5.00
Senior Playing (18-24) – £5.00/£3.00
Ladies Playing – none/£5.00
Ladies Playing (18-24) – none/£5.00
Youth (Playing Senior) – £5.00/£3.00
Village cup – none
Seconder Richard Westaway
The proposed subscriptions were carried by a show of hands
12. To elect the Independent Examiner
Richard proposed and confirmed Lenka Drablow agreed to act again as Independent Examiner
Seconder Carl Baker
Election of Lenka Drablow as the Independent Examiner was carried by a show of hands
13. To consider any other business at the Chairman’s discretion
To adopt the principles of the ECB Anti-Discrimination Code in to the RCC Constitution
Proposer Richard Westaway Seconder Dave Royan
Carried by a show of hands
To agree the removal of Caz Callum from the list of bank signatories
Proposer Richard Westway Seconder Dave Royan
Carried by a show of hands
14. The meeting closed at 20:02 on 5th December 2022
Carl Baker (Chairman)
Becky King (General Secretary)
Actions
Carl Baker to make it a number one priority to employ a Bar Manager for 2023
Carl Baker to consider whether any of the Honorary Members or Vice Presidents should be removed at the 2023 AGM (point raised by Peter Brinsden)
Carl Baker to research a replacement for Richard Fulham, Senior Team Selection Manager
- President’s welcome (DM)
- Apologies for absence (BK)
- To approve the Minutes of the AGM 2021 (BK)
- To receive the Chairman’s Report 2022 (CB)
- To receive, and if approved, adopt the Accounts for 2022, with the Examiner’s Report (RW)
- To elect the President of the Club, upon nomination of the Management Committee (CB)
- To elect the Vice-Presidents and Honorary Members (BK)
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- David Gill
- Wyatt Ramsdale
- Lenka Drablow
- Bob Blightman
- Shaun Bradbery
- Lynley Griffiths
- Dave Vasey
- Jennie Brinsden
- Dave Royan
- Dr William Nichols
- Caz Callum
- Neil Gregory
- Ian Carter
- Ruth Ahmed
- Joe Yates
- Tony Watts
- Tony Field
Carl Baker to propose new Honorary Life Members Bob Blightman and David Gill
- To elect the Chairman of the Club (BK)
- To elect the Management Committee of the Club (BK)
The proposed Management Committee Members are willing to stand, and, unless there are Members willing to take over the roles, will be elected en-bloc:
Current/Proposed
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- General Secretary: Becky King / Becky King
- Hon Treasurer: Richard Westaway / Richard Westaway
- Facilities Manager: Chris Yates Snr / Chris Yates Snr
- Safeguarding Officers: Christine Bellenger and Peter Brinsden / Beth Eyres and Peter Brinsden
- Marketing Manager: Haidee Goodwin / Haidee Goodwin
- Cricket Secretary: Tim Wheatley / Tim Wheatley
- Senior Cricket Officer: Vacant / Vacant
- Youth Manager: Vacant / Mike Hinchliffe
- Junior Manager: Mike Hinchliffe /Matt Johnson
Ad-hoc supporting posts – non-voting
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- Projects Manager – P Brinsden
- Club Ambassador – D Lloyd
- Team Selection Manager – TBA
- To elect the Captains for the 2023 season (TW)
Nominated captains are,
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- Mens 1st X1 – Ben Wish
- Mens 2nd X1 – Chris Yates Jnr / Ian Metcalfe
- Mens 3rd X1 – Chris Norris / Rupert Preece
- Ladies X1 – Jo Copeland
- Village Cup – TBA
- Foresters – TBA
- To fix subscriptions for the 2023 season (BK)
The Committee proposes that the subscriptions for the year 2023 remain largely the same as 2022, barring a slight increase in the “not in full employ/Ladies/18 – 24/Student” fees to align with the Youth fee, and are as follows:
Current/Proposed
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- Senior Section
Senior Men’s Team Playing Member – £145.00/£145.00
Senior Men’s Team Playing Member not in full employment – £90.00/£95.00
Ladies Team – £90.00/£95.00
Playing Members aged 18-24 / Student Member – £90.00/£95.00
Social Member – £40.00/£40.00
- Senior Section
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- Junior and Youth Section
Year group reception to year group 3 (Junior) – £75.00/£75.00
Year group 4 (under 9) to under 18 years (Youth) – £95.00/£95.00
(includes venue hire, match fees for junior/youth matches)
Social Member – £40.00/£40.00
Family Membership – £240.00/£240.00
All ages are calculated as at 1st September of the previous year.
For Parents/Guardians with players in the Junior/Youth Section there must be at least one Adult Social Membership per family unit
- Junior and Youth Section
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- Match fees are unchanged – Saturday/Sunday
Senior Playing – £10.00/£5.00
Senior Playing (18-24) – £5.00/£3.00
Ladies Playing – none/£5.00
Ladies Playing (18-24) – none/£5.00
Youth (Playing Senior) – £5.00/£3.00
Village cup – none
- Match fees are unchanged – Saturday/Sunday
- To elect the Independent Examiner (RW)
- To consider any other business at the Chairman’s discretion (CB)
- To adopt the principles of the ECB Anti-Discrimination Code in to the RCC Constitution
- To agree to the removal of the following name from the list of bank signatories – Caz Callum
- To close the Meeting (CB)
THE 2021 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING – 22nd February 2022
7.00 PM VIA ZOOM
Minutes
- President’s Welcome
David Gill, outgoing President summarised his long- standing history and thanked the club and offered his ongoing support.
- Apologies for Absence
Chris Yates Snr, Christine Bellinger, Jim Marshall, Johnathan Dolland, Wyatt Ramsdale, Yvonne Cleminson
- To approve the Minutes of 2020 AGM
The minutes of the 2020 AGM were approved.
Proposed – Mike Hinchcliffe Seconded – Haidee Goodwin
- To receive the Chairman’s 2021 Report
Carl Baker mentioned his Chairman’s report that he submitted prior to the meeting for members to read. Carl thanked the committee for all their hard work.
Proposed – Tim Wheatley Seconded – Mike Hinchcliffe
- To receive, approve and adopt the accounts for 2021, with the Examiner’s report
Richard Westaway mentioned his Treasurers Summary report that he submitted prior to the meeting for members to read.
Highlights are a new 3year electricity deal to fix prices.
Saving of ~£1700 over last two years not having an overseas player.
Disability cricket with associated grants, coaching and schools liaison. Surrey v Hants match planned @ Rowledge CC.
Cashless bar a positive.
Additional expenditure will be required on new membership database and video live streaming technology.
Proposed – David Gill Seconded – Haidee Goodwin
- To elect the President of the Club, upon nomination of the Committee
David Metcalfe to become President of Rowledge CC.
Davis has been a ‘rock to Carl’ and 2nd President in Carl’s time as Chairman and a regular attendee al all games..
Proposed – Carl Baker Seconded – Tim Wheatley
- To elect the Vice Presidents, Honorary Members
| Bob Blightman
Dave Vasey Dr William Nichols Ian Carter Shaun Bradbery Rupert Kinnersly Lenka Drablow |
Joe Yates
Tony Field Wyatt Ramsdale Jennie Brinsden Ruth Ahmed Caz Callum Lynley Griffiths |
Carl Baker to propose New Vice President – David Gill
Re-election of Vice-Presidents en-bloc plus new Vice President
Proposed – Haidee Goodwin Seconded – Richard Westaway
- To elect the Chairman of the Club
Tim Wheatley proposed the re-election of Carl Baker as Chairman which was unanimously agreed.
Proposed – Tim Wheatley Seconded – Unanimous from the club
- To elect the Management Committee of the Club
Current Proposed 2022
General Secretary Tim Wheatley Becky King
Hon Treasurer Richard Westaway Richard Westaway
Facilities Manager Chris Yates Chris Yates
Child Welfare Officer Christine Bellenger Christine Bellenger
Marketing Manager Haidee Goodwin Haidee Goodwin
Cricket Secretary Jim Marshall Tim Wheatley
Senior Cricket Officer Vacant Vacant
Youth Manager Vacant Vacant
Junior Manager Mike Hinchcliffe Mike Hinchcliffe
Ad-hoc supporting posts – non-voting
Projects Manager – P Brinsden Club Ambassador – D Lloyd Team Selection Manager – R Fulham
Proposed – Bill Nichols Seconded – Haidee Goodwin
- To elect the Captains for the 2022 season
The following are Nominated Captains for 2021 – Jim to read and propose
Team Captain Vice Captain
Mens 1st X1 Ben Wish TBA
Mens 2nd X1 Chris Yates Jnr / Ian Metcalfe
Mens 3rd X1 Chris Norris / Rupert Preece
Ladies X1 Haidee Goodwin TBA
Village Cup TBA TBA
Proposed – Tim Wheatley Seconded – Richard Fulham
- To fix subscriptions for the 2022 season
The Committee proposes that the Subscriptions for the year 2022 are as follows:
Senior Section
- Senior Men’s Team Playing Member £145
- Senior Men’s Team Playing Member not in full employment £90
- Senior Ladies Team £90
- Senior Playing Members aged 18-24 in full employment £90
- Student Member £90
- Social Member £40
Family Membership – £240 maximum
Junior Section
- Year Group Reception to Year Group 3 – £75
- 4 to under 18 years (inclusive) £95
(includes venue hire, match fees for Junior/Youth Matches)
- Social Member £40
Note: All ages are calculated as at 1st September of the previous year. (NB: For Parents/Guardians with children or young adults in the Junior/Youth Section there must be at least one Adult Social Membership per family unit)
MATCH FEES these remain unchanged Note on fees – Village cup free
Saturday Sunday
- Senior Playing: £10 £5
- Senior playing (18-24) £ 5 £3
- Ladies Playing – £5
- Ladies Playing (18-24) – £5
- Youth- (Playing Senior) £ 5 £3
Proposed – Mike Hinchcliffe Seconded – Tim Wheatley
- To elect the Independent Examiner
To be approved by Carl Baker in due course
- To consider any other business at the Chairman’s discretion
David Gill acknowledged Carl Baker’s efforts for club.
Bill Nichols offered his support regarding the development fund, new pavilion, grants and discussions with Waverley Council.
- To close the meeting
Meeting closed at 19:48
THE 2021 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING – 22nd February 2022
7.00 PM VIA ZOOM
AGENDA
- President’s Welcome David
- Apologies for Absence Tim
- To approve the Minutes of 2020 AGM Tim
- To receive the Chairman’s 2021 Report Carl
- To receive, approve and adopt the accounts for 2021, with the Examiner’s report Richard
- To elect the President of the Club, upon nomination of the Committee Carl
- To elect the Vice Presidents, Honorary Members Tim
| Bob Blightman
Dave Vasey Dr William Nichols Ian Carter Shaun Bradbery Lenka Drablow |
Joe Yates
Tony Field Wyatt Ramsdale Jennie Brinsden Ruth Ahmed Caz Callum Lynley Griffiths |
New Vice President – David Gill
- To elect the Chairman of the Club Tim
- To elect the Management Committee of the Club Tim
Current Proposed 2022
General Secretary Tim Wheatley Becky King
Hon Treasurer Richard Westaway Richard Westaway
Facilities Manager Chris Yates Chris Yates
Child Welfare Officer Christine Bellenger Christine Bellenger
Marketing Manager Haidee Goodwin Haidee Goodwin
Cricket Secretary Jim Marshall Tim Wheatley
Senior Cricket Officer Vacant Vacant
Youth Manager Vacant Vacant
Junior Manager Mike Hinchcliffe Mike Hinchcliffe
Ad-hoc supporting posts – non-voting
Projects Manager – P Brinsden Club Ambassador – D Lloyd Team Selection Manager – R Fulham
- To elect the Captains for the 2022 season Jim
- To fix subscriptions for the 2022 season Tim
The Committee proposes that the Subscriptions for the year 2022 are as follows:
Senior Section
- Senior Men’s Team Playing Member £145
- Senior Men’s Team Playing Member not in full employment £90
- Senior Ladies Team £90
- Senior Playing Members aged 18-24 in full employment £90
- Student Member £90
- Social Member £40
Family Membership – £240 maximum
Junior Section
- Year Group Reception to Year Group 3 – £75
- 4 to under 18 years (inclusive) £95
(includes venue hire, match fees for Junior/Youth Matches)
- Social Member £40
Note: All ages are calculated as at 1st September of the previous year. (NB: For Parents/Guardians with children or young adults in the Junior/Youth Section there must be at least one Adult Social Membership per family unit)
MATCH FEES these remain unchanged Note on fees – Village cup free
Saturday Sunday
- Senior Playing: £10 £5
- Senior playing (18-24) £ 5 £3
- Ladies Playing – £5
- Ladies Playing (18-24) – £5
- Youth- (Playing Senior) £ 5 £3
- To elect the Independent Examiner Richard
- To consider any other business at the Chairman’s discretion Carl
To close the meeting
