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Lord’s Taverners appoints four new Trustees

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Lord’s Taverners appoints four new Trustees

We are excited to announce the appointment of four new Trustees that will help drive our work to positively impact the lives of young people facing the challenges of inequality.

Meet the Development Officer

Meet the Development Officer

We recently caught up with Bristol Wicketz Development Officer, Sam Emmott, who has been running Wicketz in Bristol since the summer of 2019.

Jacob's Super 1s experience

Jacob's Super 1s experience

Jacob is part of Somerset Cricket Foundation's Super 1s programme, which aims to support and develop young people with additional needs through cricket.

Celebrating cricket in Corfu

Celebrating cricket in Corfu

The Taverners XI recently returned from an engagement and awareness trip to Corfu after being invited by the Hellenic Cricket Federation to be part of their festival celebrating 200 years of cricket – where we also delivered coaching clinics to local players and donated cricket equipment to allow more young people access the sport.

An update from CEO, Mark Curtin

An update from CEO, Mark Curtin

See the latest update from our Chief Executive, Mark Curtin, as he reflects back on what has been a month of engaging activities all across the country.

Simpson supporting the Tavs in benefit year

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Simpson supporting the Tavs in benefit year

Middlesex and England's John Simpson is supporting the Tavs as part of his benefit year during 2023 which includes a number of special events planned to celebrate his career.

New table cricket equipment set to enhance the game for thousands of young people with disabilities

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New table cricket equipment set to enhance the game for thousands of young people with disabilities

1,000 new and improved sets of table cricket kit have been created and distributed to county cricket boards and special educational needs and disabilities schools (SEND) across the country this month as the charity continues to improve access to cricket for young people with disabilities.

The road to Lord's starts now

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The road to Lord's starts now

Table cricket regional finals return with spot in National Finals Day at Lord’s up for grabs.

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