Our Committee

Chairman

I am proud to take over the position of Chairman, and I intend to carry on from the good work of Kirk our outgoing Chairman, to help the group to grow.

I was one of the forming members and only left the group to start my medical training then, rejoined when my workload decreased. I took on the role of Fundraising Co-Ordinator during which time I have worked with a great team of fundraisers and got to meet some great people who have supported us in many different ways.

I have been a biker since the days when you had to have someone with a red flag leading you and I owe a great deal to the NHS for the support they have given my daughter who has Down’s Syndrome. 

I am a motorcycle responder with Mersey Medical Services but I am now easing back on my jobs so I can dedicate more time to Merseyside and Cheshire Blood Bikes.

Fleet Manager

I’ve worked in the motor trade for as long as I can remember and had motorcycles since the age of 16, being able to combine motorcycling with supporting the NHS is a very rewarding and enjoyable use of my spare time. I started volunteering with MCBB in 2021 and have found an amazing team all giving up their spare time providing 100% effort 100% free of charge.

Treasurer

I joined MCBB to use my motorcycle for positive purposes, rather than just the daily commute.  I joined as a rider in 2016 whist still having a full time job.  A Chartered accountant by profession, the Treasurer role came to me after about a year riding for the group – and I still have that full-time job too.

Fundraising Manager

I am a Chartered Accountant and Owner and Director of Sorrymate.com solicitors. My work with Sorrymate involves me in seeing the accidents that bikers are unfortunately involved in, and through that I came into contact with the National Association of Blood Bikes. After finding out more about it I contacted our local group to volunteer. I love it and find it very rewarding.