Nottinghamshire’s 2017 Annual General Meeting took place this evening and included a number of announcements to the gathered Members.
The Club announced a pre-tax loss of £741,076 for the year to 30 September 2016, with importance stressed to the Members of placing the result into the context of a multi-year cycle following a profit of £1,180,636 the previous year.
The result was revealed to be an improvement of more than 50% on the budgeted figure.
Membership holding strong at 7,500, together with two sell-out Royal London One-Day Internationals and a NatWest T20 Blast average attendance in excess of 11,000, all contributed to the better than expected result. A return to profitability is budgeted for 2017 and 2018.
Paul Ford-Murphy was elected unopposed to replace the retiring Basher Hassan on the General Committee. Hassan was made a Vice-President in recognition of his services to the Club as a player and committee member over five decades.
Long-serving Club Librarian and historian Peter Wynne-Thomas was appointed to a second year in the position of President.
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