COMPLAINTS POLICY
In the event that any member feels that he or she has suffered discrimination in any way or that the Club Policies, Rules or Codes of Conduct have been broken, they should follow the procedures below:
1. Notification of the intention to appeal shall be made in writing to the Club Secretary or another member of the Committee within 7 days of notification of the decision to be appealed against.
2. The date of notification of the decision shall be the date of the written decisions or, if applicable, the date of the written reasons for the decision.
The report should include:
a) Details of what, when and where the occurrence took place
b) Any witness statements and names
c) Names of any others who have been treated in a similar way
d) Details of any former complaints made about the incident, date, when and to whom made
e) A preference for a solution to the incident.
3. The Club’s Management Committee will sit for any hearings that are requested.
4. Appeal proceedings shall be conducted how, when and where the Club’s Management Committee considers appropriate.
5. The Club’s Management Committee will give no less than 7 days’ notice of the date, time and venue of the appeal.
6. The Club’s Management Committee shall proceed in the absence of any individual, unless it is satisfied that there are reasonable grounds for the failure of the individual to attend.
7. The Club’s Management Committee will have the power to:
a) Remove from membership any person found to have broken the Club’s Policies or Codes of Conduct.
b) Suspend from membership
c) Warn as to future conduct.
8. Decision of the Club’s Management Committee shall be final and there shall be no right of further challenge.
9. Within 7 days after the hearing, written reasons for the decision & copies of minutes from the hearing will be sent to the individual concerned.
PL30
Community
Captain
named

Alison Davison 47, of Chandler’s Ford has been named as Eastleigh Football Club Community Captain in recognition of their incredible work with the Eastleigh Football Club Community Trust Pan Disability Football League.
The Community Captain accolade is being given to more than 100 members of the public who have made an outstanding contribution to their club and local community, as part of the Premier League’s 30th anniversary celebrations.
Alison received the accolade at The Silverlake Stadium where she received a PL30 Community Captain armband and pennant.
Lee Bradbury who presented Alison’s Community Captain award, said: “The work Alison does, with not only the football club’s disability team but the wider community, is fantastic and so worthwhile for those who are not able to access mainstream football. I am really pleased to be able to reward Alison with the Community Captain accolade for the work she does in our community.
Alison said “It is a privilege to have been chosen to be the Community Captain for the Club. Being a part of the Disability Football is such an honour as there are so many inspirational children and adults, all with their own stories, who play on a monthly basis under the Eastleigh FC Community Trust Pan Disability Football League. We are not stopping at football, our next venture is ParaNetball which will offer so many more children and adults an avenue to an active lifestyle.
Premier League Chief Executive Richard Masters said: “As we mark 30 years since the Premier League first kicked off, it is important we celebrate the unsung heroes who deliver brilliant work in their communities. These people – whether they are participants, coaches, volunteers or long-time employees – are the lifeblood of their clubs and their communities.
“The continued success of Premier League football enables us to provide unprecedented investment in communities and wider football. As we look to the future, we are committed to investing more than ever, to help develop the game and provide opportunities to people of all ages.
Across England and Wales, Premier League investment supports the community organisations of all 92 Premier League and English Football League clubs, plus the 72 National League clubs.
Over the next three years, the League will continue its world-leading levels of support by contributing £1.6 billion to communities and the wider game.
A sum of £9m is available to support National League clubs with running costs and sustainability. A further £3.6m will be available via the Premier League and Professional Footballers’ Association’s partnership to support the National League Trust and the network of club community organisations.
This includes increased investment into the Premier League Fans’ Fund, with £5m available to support fan engagement projects across the top four divisions of the football pyramid. The League is also investing an additional £13.5 million into the Football Foundation to create small-sided pitches in the heart of communities that need them the most. The tour will also give an opportunity to highlight new Premier League investment into women’s and girls’ football, including the Emerging Talent Centres announced earlier this summer.
To find out more, please visit premierleague.com