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Disability cricket to benefit from further £2m investment from ECB

An additional £2million injection over the next two and a half years stands to benefit tens of thousands more children and young people as part of efforts to make cricket the country’s most inclusive sport and address barriers highlighted in the recent report by the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket (ICEC).

An update from CEO, Mark Curtin

Hear the latest from our Chief Executive, Mark Curtin. He looks back on an incredible Ashes Series and the exciting summer to come.

Thank you

The whole team at the Taverners want to say a huge thank you to the members and supporters who recently completed the survey that we conducted via Membership Matters.

£50,000 grant to help Lord’s Taverners community empower young people through cricket

The Lord’s Taverners Wicketz programme has received a huge boost in the form of a £50,000 grant from the Garfield Weston Foundation, which will help fund the expansion of a youth voice platform at each of the charity’s 17 Wicketz projects that puts young people from disadvantaged communities at the heart of the continued delivery of Wicketz.

An update from CEO, Mark Curtin

An update from CEO, Mark Curtin

See the latest update from our Chief Executive as he reflects on the ICEC report and the exciting month ahead.

Monthly update from CEO, Mark Curtin

See the latest update from CEO, Mark Curtin, where he looks back on what has been a great month of fundraising, and what's to come in June!

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.

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.

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