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Page last updated 4 July 2025

 

President: vacant

Vice Presidents: Ray Collett (Worcs); Ray Dolan (Staffs); Eunice Dolan (Staffs); Roger J Edwards (Staffs); Andrew Farthing (Worcs); John Grasham (Lincs); Julie Johnson (Leics); Neil Graham (Notts); Peter Sherlock (Lincs): John Waine (Warks).

Board of Management

Chief Executive Officer: Paul Sharratt (Worcs)
Secretary: Gavin Cartwright (Worcs)
Public Relations Director:
vacant
Finance Director: Paul Sharratt (Worcs)
Non-Executive Director: John Pattinson (Leics); Peter Evans (Staffs); John Swain (Notts)
Events Director: Vacant
Rating Director:
Stephen Smithson (Staffs)
Director for Junior Chess: Tim Walker (Notts)
Website Manager:
Ray Collett (Worcs) Tel: 01905 454 754. e-mail
Safeguarding Officer: Gavin Cartwright (Worcs)
Meetings Chairman: vacant
County Championship Controller: Steven Smithson (Staffs) Tel: 0115 987 1652 e-mail

Appointed Officers

Controller Midlands GP and Midland Individual Championship award vacant
E.C.F. Council Delegates: Tim Walker (Notts)
Trustees: Lee Collier (Warks), Enice Dolan (Staffs), Peter Sherlock (Lincs)

 

About the Board of Management

All officers including the Chief Executive are volunteers. Any help to share the burden of organising regional competitions will be welcomed. The Board of Management can fill vacancies in the Board of Management that remain after an annual general meeting, or which arise in the course of a year, and appoint officers or sub-committees as necessary to expedite the affairs of the union. Currently the board meets once yearly and most issues arising during the year are dealt with by e-mail and telephone consultation. At general meetings, each member of the board has a single vote and each county 4 votes, which may be exercised by proxy or by a single county delegate. For further details use 'Constitution' button on the left-hand-side menu.