Sub-Lieutenant (SCC) John Barnes RNR
The Officer In Charge is responsible for the training and discipline of all members of the unit. He has overall responsibility for the running of the unit, its staff and cadets.
Chief Petty Officer (SCC) Keir Harper
Second in Command, the First Lieutenant directs the day to day operation of the unit by organising the duty, routine systems and managing the unit calendar. The role also administers discipline on behalf of the OiC; only serious cases will be brought to the OiC.
Sub-Lieutenant (SCC) Luke Harper RNR
Draws up effective and enjoyable training programme. The training officer also looks after cadet course applications and organises cadet promotion.
Petty Officer (SCC) Emily Smith
Assists the UTO with drawing up effective and enjoyable training programmes, and promotion of courses, events and other opportunities.
Civilian Instructor (SCC) Gary Braddock
Looks after all records, supports the CO, 1st LT and Training Officer, monitors subscriptions and looks after BTEC Administration.
Petty Officer (SCC) Angela Fairbairn
Is responsible for the training of the Junior Sea Cadet section to ensure that all training is carried out in accordance with the Junior Sea Cadets Syllabus.
P/Sergeant (SCC) Kate Fullen
The Detachment Commander in in charge of the units Royal Marines Cadets. They oversee training and education of the detatchment.
Petty Officer (SCC) Emily Smith
DIVISIONAL OFFICERS
The Sea Cadets are split into Port and Starboard Divisions, with the RMC and Juniors making up their own divisions.
Divisional Officers are responsible for upcoming high standards of uniform during inspections, and foster a healthy level of competition during Divisional Challenges. The division with the most wins over the course of the year, is presented with the Divisional Trophy.
Petty Officer (SCC) Jack Barnes