The Derbyshire Cricket Foundation is running a brand new project supported by our friends at Derby County Community Trust, Making Space and Age UK Chaddesden Park.
The Lord’s Taverners sports kit recycling programme collects usable kit from across the UK through a network of local collection hubs.
Across Derbyshire, there are now more women and girls involved in cricket than ever before! This is not only in a playing capacity but in volunteering roles within clubs and the community as well. For 2022, we believe that this is only going to continue to grow throughout the county!
We spoke to Angela Smithurst from Belper Amateurs CC on their growing women and girl's section!
During February half term, we are running 2 FREE disability cricket sessions!
We are pleased to share this years T20 Walkathon Date!
Super 1s is now coming to Derbyshire, in partnership with the Lord Taverners!
This past year, the DCF partnered up with Aspire Wrestling Alliance to deliver a four-week food and activity provision for children living in Derwent, Oakwood, Spondon, and Chaddsden in the Summer Holidays.
The Mulligan Club, running out of Eckington Cricket Club, is aiming to break down the stigma of Men’s Mental Health!
There are many people playing competitive cricket across Derbyshire who have a registered disability, either physical, learning or hearing impairment. However, very few are aware that they could have the chance to represent Derbyshire!
It’s that time of year again where we are happy to share with you all our annual Christmas Newsletter!
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Email us: info@dcfcricket.com or Call us: 01332 386 602
