The Committee consists up to 15 volunteer members, including 3 officers and 12 ordinary representatives from the membership. All the positions are elected each year at the Club Annual General Meeting (AGM).
The purpose of the AGM is
- To decide on any resolution which may have been submitted.
- To receive from the Executive Officers a report, balance sheet, and statement of accounts for the preceding financial year.
- To elect the Executive Officers and the Committee.
The following members of the club have been elected onto the committee for 2024/25.
Ian Young (Chairman)
Stewy Bell (Secretary)
Nigel Cook (Treasurer)
Jordan Bell
Sarah Berry
Lynda Clough
Shirley Corbett
Aidan Hughes
Don Kent
General roles and responsibilities of the Committee
All members of the committee are expected to attend the meetings that are held every 6 weeks or so, as well as take on actions and responsibilities for the roles they have volunteered to do.
The role of the Committee is to make decisions on behalf of the members to ensure the club is run properly. This includes facilitating activities that club members want to do and ensuring that we do everything we are legally and officially obliged to do as a club.
Given the size of the club and range of activities provided, committee members work with a variety of additional volunteers in sub-roles to organise, co-ordinate and provide these different activities for members
If you are interested in joining the Committee or volunteering for other roles within the club, contact the Club Secretary Stewy Bell nufcstewy@hotmail.com
Club Committee Meetings
ALL members will be emailed a copy of the meeting minutes via the email that was supplied when you joined the club so please check your inbox or junk folders. If you have not received an email please let us know so we can rectify our records and ensure you get a copy, contact the Club Secretary Stewy Bell nufcstewy@hotmail.com
Previous minutes are archived and available on request if required, contact the Club Secretary Stewy Bell nufcstewy@hotmail.com
Codes of Conduct
The UK Athletics (UKA) and the Home Country Athletics Federations (HCAF) Codes of Conduct set out national standards of conduct for all clubs, coaches, officials, volunteers and athletes in the sport.
The 2021 revised codes take account of developments in national policy, guidance and practice.
Every club, club member and anyone undertaking a relevant role must agree to abide by the codes of conduct either when they join a club as part of the club application process, or when they renew their club membership or UKA licence.
The clubs aim is to provide an environment where everyone feels:
- Welcome
- Represented
- Included in decision making
- Able to participate
- Safe and free from discrimination, bullying, harassment and vilification
Volunteer Code of Conduct
Click here to review the Volunteer Code of Conduct
Senior Athletes Code of Conduct
Click here to review the Senior Athletes Code of Conduct
Parent and Carer Code of Conduct
Click here to review the Parent and Carer Code of Conduct
Children & Young People Code of Conduct
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Coaches Code of Conduct
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Club Welfare Officer Code of Conduct
Click here to review the Club Welfare Officer Code of Conduct