Cal Bryant, Chairman

Cal is a medtech engineer by day and obsessive maker by night – when he isn’t building DIY speakers, wrangling 3D printers or documenting it all, he’s on court. As chairman he brings “leadership,” and a steady stream of irritating score announcements from the sidelines.
Responsibilities
- Setting the club’s direction and representing it externally
- Chairing committee meetings and the AGM
- Health and emergency details, held in The Racket (with Silvio)
- GDPR compliance and the privacy notice
- Creating, hosting and maintaining the website and app
- Organising socials
James Checkley, Secretary

James is a salesman by trade – a charming chancer whose relationship with the truth is, shall we say, flexible. Somehow this makes him an excellent secretary. He claims to enjoy cycling, though he’s far better known for yelling catchphrases across the court than actually playing badminton.
Responsibilities
- Affiliation with Badminton England and the Cambridgeshire Badminton Association
- Handling club correspondence and calling the AGM
- Taking minutes and keeping club records
- Organising league fixtures and communications
Silvio Fusiello, Treasurer

Silvio is a Finance Project Administrator at a university, where he safeguards “financial integrity” across the major capital programmes – a reassuringly overqualified way of saying he counts our subscriptions. He applies the same rigour to his garden, presumably with a budget cycle and a five-year plan for the tomatoes. As treasurer, your £16.50 has never been in safer, more thoroughly spreadsheeted hands.
Responsibilities
- Managing the club bank account and paying bills
- Court bookings
- Membership fees
- Keeping the accounts and reporting them at the AGM
- Health and emergency details, held in The Racket (with Cal)
- Facebook and Instagram
Oliver Brookes, Wellbeing Officer

Oliver is a director at CBB Architects, a qualified architect who grew up on building sites and still can’t resist tinkering in his workshop. As wellbeing officer he looks after the club’s spirit – a job made harder by his own line calls, where every shot is, without exception, “100% in”.
Responsibilities
- First point of contact for welfare and safeguarding concerns
- Promoting the code of conduct and a friendly, inclusive club