THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 

Co-Chairs (culcchair@gmail.com)

Hollie Wright, Christ's College

Hiya, I'm Hollie, a second-year historian at Christ's. As Co-Chair, my aim is to try make CULC and politics as accessible, fun, and socialist as possible, especially trying to get people new to politics to feel at home with some sound socials. Aside from this, you can catch me needlessly reminding everyone I'm from Wales and trying to get people to care about Nottingham's publicly-owned bus service.

Arran Parry-Davies, Christ's College
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Hey, I’m Arran a second year HSPS student at Christ’s and I’m the Co-Chair of CULC for my second term. Over the last term, we’ve had the stressful but very rewarding job of running CULC’s general election campaign to keep Cambridge red and we’ve had amazing turnout at our canvassing sessions, speakers events and socials In Lent, I look forward to moving our focus towards our CULC policy report ‘Unionisation for the Many’ on reinvigorating trade unionism. I as ever am determined to keep CULC as broad church as possible, welcoming people from across the range of voices in our Party. I’ll also continue last terms trend of talking endlessly about North London and Sure Start! X

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Publicity Officer (culcpublicity@gmail.com)
Tom Mayer, Downing College

Hi, I'm Tom - I do an MPhil in Sociology at Downing (or I'm a fourth-year HSPSer exiled from Queens'...) and I'm the polished face of CULC. I disseminate the good word of our Party of the People across social media and sometimes directly into the personal space of our fellow students. I study the iconography of Margaret Thatcher in film and, while I'm not spending too little of my time doing that, I like to try to convince people that I'm Welsh even though I'm actually originally from Cambridge... I'm sorry what was your question?

Secretary (culcsecretary@gmail.com)
Dot Grose Forrester, Newnham College

Treasurer & Membership Officer (yu209@cam.ac.uk)
Yusuf Uddin, Fitzwilliam College
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Being born and bred in East London, I have seen the drastic effects of austerity measures on youth and health services in my local area. Whether it be canvassing, picketing or volunteering I am ready to dismantle the Tory regime both at home and here in Cambridge



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Class & Union Officer (sprs2@cam.ac.uk)
Seán Goral, Fitzwilliam College

Hello! I'm a second-year at Fitzwilliam College studying Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic. As Class Officer I wants to ensure the working class is at the very core what the Labour Club is about, from reaching out to working class students and working with trade unionists across the city. In my spare time I like to agitate for a workers' revolution and rant about class inequality.

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​​Socials Officer (emk43@cam.ac.uk)
Emily Kinder, Newnham College
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CLP Liaison Officer (avs45@cam.ac.uk)
Harrison Jennings, Magdalene College

Hello! I'm Harrison, a historian from Sheffield and I'm CLP Liaison Officer for Lent 2020. My job is to work with the local Labour Party in Cambridge to co-ordinate events and campaigning and to make sure that CULC and the CLP are fully up-to-date with the each other. When I'm not doing this (or procrastinating from my degree) you can catch me over-sharing about my life on Twitter or reminding everyone that I'm northern.

Speakers Officer (fm487@cam.ac.uk)
Fiona Mitchell, Christ's College

Hi, I'm a second year historian at Christ's. As Speakers Officer I aim to organise a range of exciting talks that encourage discussion of Labour policies and socialism as a whole

Women's Officer (ec731@cam.ac.uk)
Elizabeth Castell, Homerton College

Hi, I’m Eliza, first year Homerton student currently studying HSPS. I aim to ensure that my role as women officer will see that female representation in the Labour movement is prioritised with female emancipation recognised as a core part of our struggle for socialism. I’m looking forward to working with other liberation officers to ensure that our efforts are as intersectional and inclusive as possible.

BAME Officer (ma879@cam.ac.uk)
Mojola Akinyemi, Jesus College

Hello! I’m Mojola, a first year English student from Jesus College. My aim for this term as BAME Rep is to ensure that CULC remains open and inclusive, both internally, and also with the external speakers we invite. I also intend to organise events that focus specifically on the intersection of being a Labour supporter and also a BAME identifying person. In my spare time, I enjoy getting involved in theatre (from an Engling what a surprise) and writing (surprise again!).​

Graduate Officer (jh2190@cam.ac.uk)
James Howe, Girton College

Hi I’m James, an MPhil student of Modern European History at Girton. As Grad Rep I intend to widen the participation of postgraduate students within CULC, organising graduate focussed socials and events whilst representing graduate students on the committee. In my free time I like to travel and have political arguments in the kitchen at parties.

Disabilities & Welfare Officer (gr419@cam.ac.uk)
George Richmond, Fitzwilliam College

​Hi, I'm George, a second year Historian at Fitzwilliam College. As CULC's Disability Officer this term I want to improve the accessibility of events for all. These improvements will include live streaming or filming talk-based events and providing alternatives to doorstep canvassing so as many people as possible can truly help promote Labour across Cambridge. In my free time I enjoy writing fiction and having long chats in Fitz café. I am new to Labour, being a convert from one nation Toryism, but I hope soon you will be able to call me comrade!!

LGBT+ Officer 
Olivia, Christ's College