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Bradford/Leeds Wicketz provides community boost

Bradford/Leeds Wicketz provides community boost

The Wicketz project in Bradford/Leeds is helping the most vulnerable in their communities during COVID-19 by donating much needed food.

Wicketz receives funding boost from LNER

Wicketz receives funding boost from LNER

The Wicketz programme has been granted £40,000 by the LNER Community Improvement Fund for its projects in Peterborough and Hull to bring communities together through cricket, and educate young people on social issues.

Hubs unite at Edgbaston for workshops

Young people who attend Wicketz in Manchester, West Midlands and Leicester took part in a competitive tournament and youth voice workshops at Edgbaston during the Christmas break.

Girls participation numbers rising in Hartlepool

Girls who regularly attend Wicketz sessions in Hartlepool spoke three months after taking part in the first residential festival for girls in the summer, commenting on their love for the sport and building confidence to take things to the next level.

Inaugural Girls Wicketz Festival inspires and educates

55 girls from 9 Wicketz projects were bowled over by the first ever all girls Wicketz Festival at Repton School last week (20 August), as the charity continues to deliver on its pledge to use cricket to positively impact young people.

Cricket fever takes hold at Wicketz festival

The biggest Wicketz residential ever takes place at Repton School, with nearly 150 young people from 16 Wicketz projects across the UK came together for 3 days of cricket and workshops.

Wicketz launched in Jaywick

Wicketz, our life-changing community cricket programme, has been launched in Jaywick, Essex as the programme continues to expand across the UK.

West Midlands Police Crime Commissioner highlights Wicketz impact

Commissioner David Jamieson speaks about the impact Wicketz has had on young people and on crime rates in communities in the West Midlands.

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