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UCU Northern Region Northern Region Registered Names of Branch Elected Regional Committee Delegates & Branch Elected Regional Committee Alternates 2016 - 2017 10th May 2016 Regional Executive 2016 - 2017 Terry Murphy Chair [email protected] Richard Bathgate Vice Chair [email protected] Jack Kirtley Treasurer [email protected] emma- Emma-Jane Phillips Secretary [email protected] Richard Bathgate Chair, FE Sector Committee [email protected] Secretary Jo Potts FE Sector Committee [email protected] Geoff Abbott Chair, HE Sector Committee [email protected] Secretary Sarah Campbell HE Sector Committee [email protected] - - Equality Officer - Minutes Secretary Joan Harvey [email protected] - - Anti Casualisation Officer - Paul Errington Training Officer [email protected] 10th May 2016 Regional Committee branch elected delegate entitlement 2016 - 2017 Branch No. gross primary Delegate members entitlement Bishop Auckland College 55 2 Carlisle College 37 2 Cleveland College of Art and Design 53 2 Cumbria, University of 232 2 Darlington College 68 2 Derwentside College 34 2 Durham University 800 5 East Durham College 70 2 Furness College 90 2 Gateshead College 131 2 Hartlepool College 54 2 Kendal College 57 2 Lakes College West Cumbria 57 2 Middlesbrough College 138 2 New College Durham 97 2 Newcastle College 231 2 Newcastle University 948 5 Northumberland College 136 2 Northumbria University 708 4 Redcar and Cleveland College 41 2 Retired members 277 3 South Tyneside College 117 2 Stockton Riverside College 70 2 Sunderland College 155 2 Sunderland, University of 291 3 Teesside, University of 400 3 Tyne Metropolitan College 61 2 10th May 2016 Branch Elected Regional Committee Delegates 2016 – 2017 FE Sector Committee Bishop Auckland College Philip Marshall [email protected] Bishop Auckland College - - Carlisle College Paul Rivers [email protected] Carlisle College - - Cleveland College of Art & Francis Fitzgerald [email protected] Design Cleveland College of Art & - - Design Darlington College Tim Paver [email protected] Darlington College - - Derwentside College - - Derwentside College Cathryn Richards [email protected] East Durham College Joe Shipley [email protected] East Durham College Mark Johnson [email protected] Furness College John Holden [email protected] Furness College Dave Nixon [email protected] Gateshead College Alison Richardson [email protected] Gateshead College Richard Bathgate [email protected] Hartlepool College Jo Potts [email protected] Hartlepool College - - Kendal College Judith Eland [email protected] Kendal College - - Lakes College West Cumbria John Tremble [email protected] Lakes College West Cumbria Mike Gregson [email protected] Middlesbrough College David Branson [email protected] Middlesbrough College Ian Wilson [email protected] New College Durham Jenny Lingham [email protected] 10th May 2016 New College Durham Kay Murray [email protected] Newcastle College Anya Cook [email protected] Newcastle College Neal Terry [email protected] Northumberland College Mavis Durkin [email protected] Northumberland College Simon Chalk [email protected] Redcar and Cleveland College Rod Murray [email protected] Redcar and Cleveland College - - South Tyneside College Claire Elliott [email protected] South Tyneside College Adam Peacock [email protected] Stockton Riverside College Jack Kirtley [email protected] Stockton Riverside College - - Sunderland College Cath Hepburn [email protected] Sunderland College Kris Coates [email protected] Tyne Metropolitan College - - Tyne Metropolitan College - - 10th May 2016 Branch Elected Regional Committee Delegates 2016 - 2017 HE Sector Committee Cumbria, University of Ashley Tiffen [email protected] Cumbria, University of Max Robertson [email protected] Durham University Marek Szablewski [email protected] Durham University Francis Pritchard [email protected] Durham University Peter Craig [email protected] Durham University Cheryl McEwan [email protected] Durham University Ranald Michie [email protected] Newcastle University Geoff Abbott [email protected] Newcastle University Sarah Campbell [email protected] Newcastle University Jayanthy Eswaran [email protected] Newcastle University Joan Harvey [email protected] Newcastle University Matt Perry [email protected] Northumbria University Mark Husmann [email protected] Northumbria University Emma-Jane Phillips [email protected] Northumbria University Alistair Bulloch [email protected] Northumbria University Ariane Bogain [email protected] Sunderland, University Jeff Fowler [email protected] Sunderland, University Steve Cannon [email protected] Sunderland, University Diane Stevens [email protected] Teesside, University of Terry Murphy [email protected] Teesside, University of Paul Errington [email protected] Teesside, University of Ultan Gillan [email protected] 10th May 2016 Branch Elected Regional Committee Delegates 2016 - 2017 Northern Retired Members Bahadur Najak [email protected] Norman Jemison [email protected] Kevin Lightfoot [email protected] Branch Elected Regional Committee Alternates 2016 - 2017 Northern Retired Members - 10th May 2016 Branch Elected Regional Committee Alternates 2016 - 2017 FE Sector Alternates Darlington College Don Baker [email protected] East Durham College John Reid [email protected] East Durham College Derek Clough [email protected] Gateshead College Julie Wright [email protected] Newcastle College Craig Duggan [email protected] Newcastle College Jonny Bussell [email protected] Northumberland College Toby Bell [email protected] Sunderland College Kevin Lynch [email protected] Branch Elected Regional Committee Alternates 2016 - 2017 HE Sector Alternates Sunderland, University Susan Hunt [email protected] Cumbria University Katrin Joost [email protected] 10th May 2016 FE Members of the NEC who are not branch elected delegates or alternates 2016 - 2017 - - - HE Members of the NEC who are not branch elected delegates or alternates 2016 - 2017 University of Northumbria Sue Abbott [email protected] University of Northumbria Julia Charlton [email protected] 10th May 2016 .
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