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Chance to Shine
We are delighted to announce that cricket clubs in Wales will be
included in the Cricket Foundation's 2008 Chance to Shine scheme
This scheme provides funding for coaches from clubmark accredited
clubs to link up with their local secondary and primary schools to
deliver specified coaching and competition programme.
ECB Machinery Grant
Delighted to announce that Wales has been allocated machinery grant
funding for 2008. This funding will be available to club mark
accredited clubs and groundsmen associations. For further details
please contact your local cricket development officer
There are two introductory courses at level 1: Part 'A' Spring
Preparation course groundsmanship at Sophia Gardens on Tuesday 18th March 08
commencing at 8:45 am
and another at Port Talbot Cricket Club on the 20th March 08 commencing
at 8:45 am. For further details please contact Len Smith on 07768
552613
The Rotary Intenational Eryri U10 league took place on Friday 18th Jan at 6pm-8pm and four clubs took part from the Conway
area, Llandudno, Colwyn Bay, Mochdre, Llanrwst. And on Monday 21 January the U10 league was started
at Menai Bridge leisure centre again four clubs took part Bethesda, Bangor, Menai Bridge, Anglsey Aluminium.
Glamorgan Cricket
is delighted to announce a partnership called `Tale-Enders’ with The University
of Glamorgan as part of the Museum of Welsh Cricket project at the cricket club’s
redeveloped stadium in Cardiff.
The Museum, located
on the ground floor of The Really Welsh Pavilion at the club’s impressive new
stadium in Cardiff,
will celebrate the long, and rich, history of Welsh cricket, both at
professional and club level. With this in mind, the `Tale-Enders` project –
funded by a grant from the Arts and Humanities Research Council - will see
research staff at the University gather and record the memories and artefacts
of leading Welsh clubs and their members.
This archive material
will form the heart of a series of displays when the Museum opens in the Autumn
of 2008. The oral histories and digital images will also be assembled on a
cricket heritage website which will support the activities of the Museum which
has already received a generous grant of £516,000 from the Heritage Lottery
Fund, especially the education and outreach programmes ahead of the Ashes Test
Match between England and Australia at the Cardiff ground in 2009
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