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Peter Lawrence, RIP. FUNERAL DETAILS & CHARITY DONATIONS

It is with great sadness we have to inform you that one of Reed Cricket Club’s founder members, Peter Lawrence, passed away on Saturday evening. Peter was a Life Member, Trustee and continuously a great supporter Reed Cricket Club throughout his life, as a player, volunteer and in the latter years as a spectator. Our condolences to his daughter, Claire and her family and Hazel. There is solace that he died at home in his beloved Reed, after having enjoyed dinner with some of his friends around him. Details of Peter's Funeral: Thursday 5th January 2023. 1100hrs at St Mary's Church, Reed. Afterwards at The Cricket Club and The Village Hall. Family flowers only please. Donations if desired for Action for Pulmonary Fibrosis and the Alzheimer's Society may be made via Peter's In Memory page at www.newlingsofroyston.co.uk/donate-in-memory or sent to Newlings of Royston, Fish Hill, Royston, Herts SG8 9LB. Tel: 01763 242375.

By |2023-03-06T06:51:40+00:00December 19th, 2022|Categories: 2022, Historic Documents, News|Tags: , , |Comments Off on Peter Lawrence, RIP. FUNERAL DETAILS & CHARITY DONATIONS
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Constitution of Reed Cricket Club (2022/23 version)

LATEST VERSION OF THE REED CRICKET CLUB CONSTITUTION, 6th DECEMBER 2022. GENERAL: 1. The name of the Club is Reed Cricket Club. 2. The objectives of the Club are the provision of opportunities for recreation and socialising for the benefit of members, and the provision and maintenance of a Clubhouse at the Reed Village Green, Reed, Near Royston, Hertfordshire, SG8 8AX. 3. Club colours are royal blue and gold. AFFILIATION: 4. The Club shall be affiliated to, and play under the rules of, the ECB, SHPCL and HCCA. MEMBERSHIP: 5. Every candidate for membership shall apply in writing to the Honorary Secretary who will notify the Executive Committee. Until the candidate is elected as a Member he / she shall not be entitled to any of the privileges of the Club. Applicants shall be elected by the Executive Committee at its sole discretion at the earliest opportunity or shall be elected at a General Meeting of the Club. 6. The membership categories of the Club shall be: a. President; b. Honorary Life Member; c. Vice-President; d. Non-playing / Family Member; e. Playing Member (Senior); f. Playing Member (Junior and Youth). SUBSCRIPTIONS; 7. Every Member shall pay on being admitted to the Club an Annual Subscription that shall be fixed from time to time by the Club’s Annual General Meeting. The Annual Subscription will cover a calendar year, that being the period of 1st January to 31st December (inclusive) in any year. The Committee may, at their discretion, reduce subscriptions to individual members in recognition of services rendered to the club. Such subscription shall be deemed to be a debt due to the Honorary Treasurer of the Club for the time being. 8. No money or [...]

By |2022-12-10T06:23:37+00:00December 10th, 2022|Categories: 2022, 2022 AGM, 2023, Club Constitution, Historic Documents, News, Policy|Tags: , , |Comments Off on Constitution of Reed Cricket Club (2022/23 version)
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Minutes of the Sixty-fifth Annual General Meeting of Reed CC, 25th November 2021

Minutes of the Sixty-fifth Annual General Meeting of Reed Cricket Club held virtually on Thursday 25th November 2021 starting at 2000hrs. 1. Opening address and to confirm the present incumbent, Andrew Emms, as Club President and Chairman of the AGM. According to the Club Constitution there being no alternative nomination received in the requisite time, ANDREW EMMS remained Club President. Unfortunately, due to technical issues, Andrew had to send his apologies. As a result, the Club Chairman, Stuart Smith, conducted the meeting. 2. Attendance & Apologies. Present at Virtual Meeting: Richard Barlow, Matt Bowles, Jaime Boyd, Jonathan Fynn, Paul Garrott, Matt Giblin, Sam Greaves, Tom Greaves, Hannah Heslam, Rhodri Hughes, Chris Jackson, Kieran McKinna, Bill Mansfield, Peter McMeekin, Scott Nash, Cilla Robertson, Michael Robertson, Richard Robertson, Stuart Smith (Chairman) and Peter Wholley (Minutes Secretary) (20 attendees). Participating in Ballot: For record purposes, the following 20 Members submitted votes in the 2021 AGM process: Chris Baker, Marcus Baker, Peter Baker, Jaime Boyd, Julien Fynn, Paul Garrott, Matt Giblin, Sam Greaves, Tom Greaves, Neil Haslam, Chris Jackson, Richard Johnson, Peter McMeekin, Cilla Robertson, Richard Robertson, Bethan Smith, Graham Smith, Stuart Smith, Tim Tidey and Peter Wholley. Apologies for absence: Andrew Emms, (Club President), Peter Baker, Marcus Baker, Chris Baker, Lloyd Bowman, Julien Fynn, Edward Garrott, Neil Haslam, Richard Haydon, Terry McKinnell, Steve Nash, Bethan Smith and Graham Smith. 3. To announce the results of the balloting process. Items 3a, 3c, 3d and 3f were agreed and accepted. 3a. To approve the Minutes of the AGM held on 18th February 2021. Minutes had been previously circulated and published on the RCC Website. 3b. Matters Arising from the Minutes of the previous AGM on 18th February 2021. There were [...]

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Club Chairman’s Report, 2022

2022 will be remembered for the incredibly hot summer we had. It was the first time I can remember playing in a game where the overs were reduced due to it being too hot. We played Sandridge and I lost the toss and we were in the field. Simon Jackson was keeping and when he told me he was tired I knew the bowlers must be struggling. On the pitch there were the usual highs and lows. Personally, getting to Captain the 2's for a full season was very enjoyable. It meant I could get a bowl which usually only happened on the last game of the season if we had nothing to play for. My second ball of the season was a very short very slow ball to Hewitt from Welwyn. He should have hit it to Barkway but somehow managed to hit it straight back at me for a caught and bowled. I'm sure there's an old saying there somewhere. It was good to see the 1st Team get some new players in to strengthen the side. Chris Chambers returned to the club after about 20 years away and Head of recruitment, Bill Mansfield managed to get Bertie Scott to join. It was also great to welcome Zak back from Australia. I think the 1st Team have a lot of strength in depth now and hopefully 2023 will be successful for Tom and the team in both the league and cup. Where I think 2022 has been most successful is with the development of the young players at Reed. There were a number of outstanding performances from young players across all 3 adult teams. Scott Nash's 3rd team regularly fielded a number of [...]

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