Regional success for CTS STREET sides
Cricket Shropshire’s Chance to Shine Street sides returned from the regional finals with medals after a successful day in Wolverhampton.
Cricket Shropshire’s Chance to Shine Street sides returned from the regional finals with medals after a successful day in Wolverhampton.
Cricket Shropshire will again be part of Telford & Wrekin Council’s Urban Games during the Whitsun half-term break next week.
There are two free sessions planned at the Multi-use Games Area in Brookside, Telford, near the Windmill Primary School on Wednesday, May 28, and Thursday, May 29, both from 1-3pm.
There is no charge for the sessions which form part of the wider Urban Games programme, just turn up on the day.
For more information about Cricket Shropshire’s community programme, contact Community Officer Sacha Lee via sacha.lee@cricketshropshire.co.uk
Cricket clubs in Shropshire have been warned to be on their guard after thieves struck at Albrighton Cricket Club for the second time in two years.
Hundreds of youngsters in Telford enjoyed the chance to play some cricket as part of a special Health and Wellbeing day organised by Energize Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin.
Cricket Shropshire is looking forward to being part of Telford & Wrekin Council’s Urban Games once again during the February half-term.
Cricket Shropshire is delighted to announce it has signed up to the Armed Services Covenant.
Thank you to everyone who filled in the Shropshire Recreational Cricket Survey organised by the Board in recent weeks.
The Shropshire winners of the ECB Cricket Collective Awards received their trophies at the annual Presentation Evening held at the Albright Hussey Hotel near Shrewsbury.
Cricket Shropshire is always on hand to help clubs out if they find themselves struggling. In this case study, we look at what has been going on behind the scenes at Acton Reynald
Cricket Shropshire Community Officer Sacha Lee is taking on an epic challenge to raise vital money for Chance to Shine STREET projects.