Current Life Members

• Phil Heaton

Guidelines for Life Membership

• Life Membership may be awarded for significant contributions to the United Cricket Club (UCC).
• This distinction shall be conferred only at the discretion of the UCC Committee and current Life Members.
• Nominations for Life Membership must be forwarded in writing to the UCC Secretary by the completion of each cricket season fixture.
•  Any current financial Member of the UCC may nominate a candidate for Life Membership.
• Nominations should include the Member's reasons for putting forward the candidate for Life Membership.
• No person shall be elected a Life Member of the UCC unless they have at least 80 percent of the votes from the current UCC Committee and Life Members.
• The candidate must have been a financial Member of the Club for at least ten years.In addition to the above, the candidate must satisfy at least one of the following criteria:
• A minimum of five years' service on the UCC committee;
• A minimum of ten years' service as a UCC captain;
• A combination of the above, at the discretion of the UCC Committee and current Life Members;
• A significant ongoing contribution to the benefit of the UCC.
•  Satisfaction of the criteria described above does not infer automatic granting of Life Membership. These criteria are for the guidance of the UCC Committee and current Life Members when assessing nominated candidates.
• The criteria for candidature, as described herein, may be adjusted in extreme circumstances, including but not limited to posthumous Life Membership, at the discretion of the UCC Committee and current Life Members.
• A Life Member of the UCC is a fully financial Member of the Club for life.
•  A Life Member of the UCC will be presented with a plaque at the Club Presentation Night to recognize and commemorate his or her significant contribution to the Club.