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Creating tomorrows history – Stefan McKenzie

Creating tomorrows history – Stefan McKenzie

To celebrate Black History Month, Middlesex Cricket have highlighted Disability Development Officer, Stefan McKenzie for his unwavering dedication to the club for the past nine years.

Celebrate Christmas with the Tavs near you

Celebrate Christmas with the Tavs near you

With over 20 festive fundraisers taking place from Edinburgh to Plymouth, join us in celebrating Christmas at an event near you!

Young cricket leader wins two community cricket awards

Young cricket leader wins two community cricket awards

A Hampshire Cricket Board (HCB) young leader from Southampton has picked up two prestigious awards for service to cricket.

£3,000 funding boost for Wicketz in Southampton

£3,000 funding boost for Wicketz in Southampton

Our Wicketz programme has been awarded £3,000 of community funding from Abri for our cricket project in Southampton.

Glasgow Wicketz thrilling tapeball tournament

Recently, our Wicketz hubs in Glasgow celebrated the end of a fantastic outdoor cricket season with a thrilling tapeball tournament held at Myrtle Park in south Glasgow.

Millenium Stadium Charitable Trust £7,000 funding boost

Our Wicketz programme has received a huge boost in the form of a £7,000 grant from the Millenium Stadium Charitable Trust, which will help fund the delivery of our free community cricket programme in Wales for the next 12 months.

Sussex Super 1s employability programme creating opportunities

Sussex Super 1s employability programme creating opportunities

In its second year, Sussex Cricket Foundation recently held its Super 1s Employability Workshops. This initiative collaborates with specialists such as Team Domenica , Inventive Search and Telefónica Tech to facilitate paid employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities.

£200,000 City Bridge Foundation funding to help Super 1s in London empower young people with a disability through cricket

£200,000 City Bridge Foundation funding to help Super 1s in London empower young people with a disability through cricket

Young people living with a disability throughout London are set to benefit from nearly £200,000 in funding over the next three years for disability cricket programme, Super 1s, from City Bridge Foundation.

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