Apologies: Peter Rigby, Alan Jones, Alan Drury
Matters from Previous meeting not covered in agenda – John Siddle has asked if he can personally put forward his case for reduced travel costs at the next open meeting. The committee have no issues with this and welcome John to put forward his case. It was noted that John’s membership was about to relapse and that a renewal would be necessary to consider any proposal.
Informal meeting with Haydn Preece – 28/08/2008
Att: Peter Rigby, Rob Urwin, Alan Scarisbrick, Paul Isenwater, Haydn Preece.
Reserve team
Various rumours had been circulating that the club were considering creating a reserve team for next season. Haydn confirmed that as part of the learning skills council project, the club were hopeful of setting up a reserve team for next season to aid development. Haydn expressed that the club were interested in a minibus for both the reserves and youth team.
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Committee members present: Alan J, Alan S, Rob U, Peter R, Phil C, Julia U, Martin R, Paul I,
Apologies: Paul G, Alan D
Peter Rigby was duly elected as chairman, Alan Scarisbrick was elected as vice chairman.
Peter discussed the society board meeting and advised that it would only recommend any major decisions through the full membership.
Att: Paul Isenwater, Rob Urwin, Julia Urwin, Phil Carder, Alan Drury, Alan Scarisbrick, Paul Glendenning, Andy Kelly, Martin Robinson, Alan Jones, Peter Rigby
Alan Jones and Peter Rigby were invited along to the meeting and were elected onto the committee. Alan advised that he may have difficulty attending some of the meetings due to university studies.
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Committee members present: Paul G, Alan S, Rob U, Paul I, Julia U, Alan D, Phil C, Andy K.
Apologies sent on behalf of Brian & Carol Kipps
The meeting was opened with invitations to take the role of chair
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