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Update from our CEO

An update from our CEO, Mark Curtin.

It’s opened up the world for him

“I’m surprised he’s not done a victory lap around the room.” Sarah Hiley laughs as she recalls her son George’s acceptance of his Super 1s Inspire award. It was one of those moments; one that clearly thrilled him and all who saw it. The broadest smile skips across Sarah’s face...

Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket survey

Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket survey

We are committed to making cricket a game for everyone that is free from discrimination and as such, we are inviting Taverners members, supporters and partners to complete the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket survey.

Uniting communities through cricket

Lord’s Taverners national cricket programmes, Super 1s and Wicketz, united young people from deprived backgrounds and those living with disabilities in Yorkshire together through cricket.

A celebration of disability cricket

The home of cricket witnessed the presentation of awards to three inspiring individuals who take part in our national disability cricket programmes this week.

Reverse Marathon and Schools Challenge

Michael Ferndale will be running five marathons in five different cities in reverse to raise money for the Lord’s Taverners and The Change Foundation.

After an 18 month wait… our Marathon heroes finally get to conquer their 26.2 miles

After an 18 month wait… our Marathon heroes finally get to conquer their 26.2 miles

From a team that initially assembled and was preparing for the London Marathon in April 2020, it wasn’t until Sunday 3 October (18 months later) that our team of heroes were able to complete the world’s most famous 26.2 mile run for the charity.

Alex Jervis named Lord's Taverners Disability Cricketer of the Year

England Learning Disability squad bowler Alex Jervis has been named the Lord’s Taverners Disability Cricketer of the Year for 2021. The Lord’s Taverners Disability Cricketer of the Year award, now in its fifth year, showcases the development and contribution of members of the national disability cricket squads.

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