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Wicketz and Super 1s participants celebrate an amazing year of community cricket

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Wicketz and Super 1s participants celebrate an amazing year of community cricket

The Gloucestershire Cricket Foundation’s community awards presentation celebrated the achievements of participants from their programmes, including Wicketz and Super 1s. Held at City Academy in Bristol, the event highlighted the dedication and progress of young people in these programs, which focus on promoting social skills, teamwork, and physical activity through cricket.

Subscription offer - raise money for the Tavs

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Subscription offer - raise money for the Tavs

The Cricketer is the world's number one cricket magazine, covering every level from Test and county to club and school – and now you can help the Lord's Taverners by subscribing to it.

Cricket Kit Recycling programme to phase down

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Cricket Kit Recycling programme to phase down

Our Cricket Kit Recycling programme is to phase down over the coming months.

Taverners celebrity golf weekend in Catalunya

Taverners celebrity golf weekend in Catalunya

Members, guests and partners of the Lord’s Taverners have just returned from a fantastic weekend of playing golf with celebrities at the Camiral Golf & Wellness resort in Girona while raising awareness and funds for the charity.

£2m government funding boost for our work in SEND schools

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has today announced a £35 million investment into grassroots cricket facilities and widening access to the sport within state schools, with £2 million going towards our continued growth of our disability cricket offer across the country.

In 2023 we achieved amazing things together!

Our latest Impact Report evidences the reach and life-changing impact of our work on young people facing the challenges of inequality across our disability and community cricket programmes.

New accessible minibus for young people at GANF

New accessible minibus for young people at GANF

Young people living with a disability at GANF, have been handed a transport lifeline following the delivery of a new 16-seat accessible Lord’s Taverners minibus, with the Mayor of Grantham handing over the keys to the new vehicle.

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