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Baildon RUFC Baildon RUFC Members Handbook Season 2016 - 2017 2 BAILDON RUGBY UNION FOOTBALL CLUB Affiliated to the Rugby Football Union and the Yorkshire Rugby Football Union MEMBER’S CARD MEMBER’S CARD Membership Subscriptions: Full/Playing (Student) ...£50.00 (£25.00)* Partner .........................................£25.00 Social ...........................................£15.00 Junior ........................................£75.00** Mini ..............................................£60.00 Life .............................................£500.00 *Please visit www.baildon-rugby.co.uk for full details. **Includes one parent becoming a Social Member. Only Hon. Life, Life and Full/Playing Members may vote at the A.G.M. or serve on the Committee. Please note that you can pay Playing Membership in two ways: 1. 12 month Standing Order at £15.00 (£7.50 for Life/Student members) - this covers your membership, all match fees and entitles you to other benefits. 2. Pay £50 Playing Membership and then a playing fee of £7.50 (£3.75 for Life/Student members) per match. Headquarters and Ground: Jenny Lane, Baildon, Shipley BD17 6RS Telephone: Bradford 582644 www.baildon-rugby.co.uk Club Colours: Red/Black/White Jerseys, Black Shorts, Red Socks Subscriptions are due at the commencement of the season 3 Bar designed and made in Baildon by Celebrate in style Venue available for hire for: Weddings, Birthdays, Anniversaries, C E LU IR Christenings, Funerals and Meetings BHOUSE H Interested in booking? Call Jane today on 01274 427167 email [email protected], or visit www.baildon-rugby.co.uk tel: 01274 582644 4 SponSoR BAILDon RUFC You can sponsor Baildon RUFC in many ways, either by advertising in our annual Members Handbook or our Match Day Programme. You can also become a Match Day sponsor and entertain your guests with complimentary refreshments. How about having your company permanently displayed on our Pitch Side Boardings. If you require any information on sponsorship please contact: Nick Murphy 11a Belmont Rise, Baildon, Shipley BD17 5AW Mob. 07971 650722 Email. [email protected] Mick Capper The Ring O’Bells, Bradford Road, Shipley Mob. 07885 595083 web: www.baildon-rugby.co.uk 5 COMMITTEE President Dr. Mark Purvis Tel: 01535 643940 / 07973 950439 17 Uppertown, Oxenhope BD22 9LL [email protected] Chairman Philip Wilson Tel: 01274 594762 / 07850 602096 4 Welwyn Drive, Baildon BD17 6PH [email protected] Temporary Philip Wilson Hon. Secretary Tel: 01274 594762 / 07850 602096 4 Welwyn Drive, Baildon BD17 6PH [email protected] Treasurer Mike White Tel: 07977 471499 [email protected] Rugby Chairman Mick Massey Tel: 01274 582565 / 07868 756708 [email protected] Membership Julie Wilson Secretary Tel: 07906 542564 [email protected] House & Ground John Bowdery Tel: 01274 427167 / 07757 423393 [email protected] Centenary Club Howard Chippindale Tel: 07517 663237 1 Park Mount, Baildon BD17 6DS [email protected] Calendar/Club Hire Jane Bowdery Tel: 01274 427167 / 07757 627618 [email protected] tel: 01274 582644 6 Child Safeguarding Donna Hector Officer Tel. 07910 970647 [email protected] Website & IT Andy Magee Tel: 07932 812025 [email protected] Press Officer Dr. Mark Purvis Tel: 01535 643940 / 07973 950439 [email protected] Sponsorship Nick Murphy Corporate Tel: 07984 444825 [email protected] Sponsorship Mick Capper General Tel: 07885 595083 Fixture Secretary Philip Francis Tel: 01274 565457 / 07778 014794 [email protected] Age Grade Robbie Hill Representitive Tel: 07944 385218 [email protected] Socials Chris Williams Tom Peel Tel: 01274 422989 Tel: 07917 842680 Player Liaison James Lyons Tel: 07766 083969 International Dave Hemming Ticket Secretary Tel: 07977 479965 [email protected] Hon. Solicitor James Wood Tel: 01274 306000 [email protected] Trustees G T Reid J H Chippindale RL Sissons ASP Kassapian web: www.baildon-rugby.co.uk 7 Michael’s Private Hire Arrive in style & comfort telephone : 07966 965977 email : [email protected] visit : www.michaelsprivatehire.com tel: 01274 582644 8 GENERAL COMMITTEE Jane Bowdery Nick Murphy John Bowdery Tom Peel Mick Capper Mark Purvis Howard Chippindale Graham Reid Philip Francis Mike White Donna Hector Chris Williams Dave Hemming Julie Wilson James Lyons Phil Wilson Andy Magee James Wood Mick Massey Joint Club Representatives: John Bowdery Mike White Mick Capper Extract of Club Rule 5c “A Disciplinary Committee consisting of the President, Hon. Secretary, Rugby Chairman and the Trustees (at least one) shall have the power to discipline or expel members if their conduct is considered to be damaging to the character or interests of the Club, either on or off the field of play.” Their decision will be final. Any player sent off is required to pay £40.00 to Yorkshire Rugby Union Players Insurance Players attention is drawn to the fact that the Club’s insurance policy with the RFU only covers death and loss of limb. The Club cannot accept responsibility for any injury which may result in loss of earnings and recommends that players provide their own personal accident insurance. For further information please contact Phil Wilson on 07850 602096 or [email protected] web: www.baildon-rugby.co.uk 9 BUSINESS ENERGY MANAGEMENT :HHQVXUHZHSULFHDWWKHULJKWWLPHWRJHW\RXWKHULJKWSULFH :HDLPWRSURFXUHWKHEHVWYDOXHHOHFWULFLW\DQGJDVFRQWUDFWVIRU\RXU EXVLQHVV :HFDQUHGXFHWKHFRVWRI\RXUEXVLQHVVHQHUJ\E\LQGHSHQGHQWO\ FRPSDULQJWKHEHVWUDWHVRQWKHPDUNHW :HRIIHULPSDUWLDODGYLFH :HPDQDJH\RXUUHQHZDOVR\RXZRQ¶WUROOLQWRRXWRIFRQWUDFWUDWHV :HFDQ¿[\RXUUDWHVIRUXSWR\HDUVLQVRPHFDVHV Contact: Nick Murphy M: 07984 444825 Email: [email protected] Juanita & Paul offer you a warm welcome at The Bulls Head, home of ÀQHFDVNDOHV&$05$ Pub of the Season (Summer 2013) DQGZLVK%DLOGRQ58)& JRRGOXFNLQ<RUNVKLUH Division 3 for this season. tel: 01274 582644 10 RUGBY COMMITTEE Rugby Chairman Mick Massey 07868 756708 [email protected] Head Coach Andy Pollard 07966 208228 Assistant Coaches Robbie Hill 07944 385218 [email protected] James Lyons 07766 083969 2nd Team Manager Phil Wilson 07850 602096 Club Coaching Robbie Hill 07944 385218 Co-ordinator [email protected] Referee Peter Haydock 07791 896223 Co-ordinator [email protected] Player Liaison James Lyons 07766 083969 Age Grade Chairman Robbie Hill 07944 385218 Safe Guarding Donna Hector 07910 970647 Head of Girls Rugby Andy Pollard 07966 208228 web: www.baildon-rugby.co.uk 11 Visit our deli and tea rooms for delicious, locally sourced food, cooked to order with love. Open for breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea Delicious homemade food Friday night supper menu Regular theme nights Available to hire for parties, weddings and funerals 10% off with this page 01274 587204 picklesdelicatessen.co.uk Towngate Rooms, Baildon tel: 01274 582644 12 1st XV FIXTURES Y3 03-Sept Goole Home Y3 10-Sept Leeds Medics and Dentists Home Y3 17-Sept Northallerton Home Y3 24-Sept Halifax Vandals Away Y3 01-Oct Halifax Home Y3 08-Oct Stocksbridge Away YST2 15-Oct BP Chemicals or Rotherham Clifton Away Y3 22-Oct Harrogate Pythons Home Y3 29-Oct Knottingley Away Y3 05-Nov Old Otliensians Away Y3 12-Nov Wensleydale Away Y3 19-Nov Castleford Home Y3 26-Nov Aireborough Away Y3 03-Dec Leeds Modernians Home Y3 10-Dec Leeds Medics and Dentists Away Y3 17-Dec Northallerton Away F 26-Dec Bradford Salem Home F 02-Jan Skipton Home Y3 07-Jan Halifax Vandals Home Y3 14-Jan Halifax Away Y3 28-Jan Stocksbridge Home Y3 11-Feb Harrogate Pythons Away Y3 18-Feb Knottingley Home Y3 04-Mar Old Otliensians Home Y3 11-Mar Wensleydale Home Y3 25-Mar Castleford Away Y3 01-Apr Aireborough Home Y3 08-Apr Leeds Modernians Away F 15-Apr Burley Home Y3 22-Apr Goole Away Subject to change - Please see www.baildon-rugby.co.uk web: www.baildon-rugby.co.uk 13 e Ring of Bells 3 Bradford Road, Shipley Tel. 01274 584386 W •Warm welcome from Mick and Linda •Shipley’s Oldest Pub •Good food and excellent beers •Big screen - Pool - Darts tel: 01274 582644 14 2nd XV FIXTURES M1 10-Sept Cleckheaton 3 Away M2 17-Sept Old Crossleyans 2 Away M3 24-Sept Halifax Vandals 2 Home M4 01-Oct Halifax Dukes Away M5 08-Oct Huddersfield YM 3 Home M6 15-Oct North Ribblesdale 2 Away M7 22-Oct Old Brodleians Beavers Away M8 29-Oct Old Rishworthians 2 Home M9 05-Nov Old Otliensians 2 Away M10 12-Nov Keighley Academy Home M11 19-Nov Skipton 2 Away M12 26-Nov Aireborough 2 Home M13 03-Dec Wharfedale 4 Away M14 10-Dec Cleckheaton 3 Home M15 17-Dec Old Crossleyans 2 Home M16 07-Jan Halifax Vandals 2 Away M17 14-Jan Halifax Dukes Home M18 28-Jan Huddersfield YM 3 Away M19 04-Feb North Ribblesdale 2 Home M20 11-Feb Old Brodleians Beavers Home M21 18-Feb Old Rishworthians 2 Away M22 25-Feb Wharfedale 4 Home M23 04-Mar Old Otliensians 2 Home M24 11-Mar Keighley Academy Away M25 18-Mar Skipton 2 Home M26 01-Apr Aireborough 2 Away Subject to change - Please see www.baildon-rugby.co.uk web: www.baildon-rugby.co.uk 15 tel: 01274 582644 16 GIRLS RUGBY FIXTURES U13’s U15’s U18’s 04-Sept Training Open Session 1.00pm to 2.30pm (U13’s/U15’s/U18’s) 11-Sept Old Brods (H) Old Brods (H) Old Brods (H) 30-Sept Doncaster (Optional) 02-Oct YC - Sheffield (A) Bye (No game) 16-Oct Fixture Fixture Fixture 23-Oct Half Term Central Yorks (TBC) - (U13’s/U15’s/U18’s) 30-Oct Half Term Half Term Half Term 06-Nov Fixture YC - Old Crocs (H) YC - Old Crocs (H) 13-Nov YC - West Park (A) YC - West Park (A) 27-Nov West Yorkshire
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