Lord's Taverners and CricAthlete52 unveil partnership
The Lord's Taverners and CricAthlete52 have agreed a partnership that will see the leading cricket strength and conditioning app become an official partner of the charity. CricAthlete52 makes professional strength and conditioning accessible to cricketers at all ages and stages.
Development Officers provide insight into programme activity
During our members online meeting this week, Lord’s Taverners cricket programme Development Officers Nauman Javaid and Rohan Randhawa discussed some of the life-changing work that has been taking place in their respective communities.
Table Cricket update
Following the latest news on the easing of COVID restrictions in England we can now begin to deliver table cricket within schools, colleges and other educational environments under the policy and procedures they have in place.
View our 2020 Interactive Impact Report
Lord’s Taverners cricket programmes impacted the lives of a record 12,000 participants in the past year despite the Covid-19 pandemic – demonstrating our work to break down barriers and empower disadvantaged and disabled young people to fulfil their potential and build life skills has never been more vital.
Q&A relating to recent changes at Lord’s Taverners
Updated Q & A document in October in response to proposed governance changes.
Disability Cricket vodcast with England cricketers
18 participants and their parents from seven Super 1s projects were invited to join a very special call with three individuals living with a disability who have played cricket for England.
Governance Update
Tony Matharu (Trustee) and Alan Wright (Chair of Membership) are standing down from their respective positions. Thank you to both for their support of the charity.
Introducing the Super 1s 2021 National Cup
Introducing the Super 1s 2021 National Cup, an inaugural national competition has been set up to replace what would usually be regional competitions throughout the country.
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