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£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.

Author, former politician and reality TV star, Stanley Johnson was the special guest for the spring fundraiser hosted by Angela Rippon, which raised money for the first ever Girls Wicketz Festival taking place from 19-21 August this summer.

To view photos from the event, click here.

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