by Matt Howes | Sep 30, 2026 | Community
The ACE Academy will officially relaunch on 10 October 2026 at SEAT Unique Stadium. ACE stands for the African Caribbean Engagement Programme, a charity committed to increasing participation and representation in cricket at both grassroots and elite levels. Our...
by Matt Howes | Sep 30, 2026 | Community
This September, Gloucestershire Cricket Foundation competed in the England and Wales Cricket Board’s (ECB) Cricket Cities National Tapeball Competition for the second year running. 32 teams travelled to Blackburn from across the country in a fast-paced tapeball...
by Matt Howes | Sep 4, 2026 | Community
Following several community visits and outreach, the Gloucestershire Cricket Foundation identified a clear gap in their provision with individuals who had limited mobility. Recognising this need, the Foundation sought support from Tewkesbury Borough Council through...
by Matt Howes | Sep 4, 2026 | Community
The first weeks of August saw the conclusion of the disability cricket season for our S9 and D40 sides. Heading into the final games, there was plenty on the line for the D40 hardball team: a regional title and a chance to make the national semi-final. If you...
by Matt Howes | Sep 3, 2026 | Community
Over the summer holiday, the Gloucestershire Cricket Foundation (GCF) provided 82 cricket camps across 27 days, delivering 434 hours of cricket that reached over 700 children and provided over 950 hot meals. A summer of cricket This summer the GCF have been busy...
by Matt Howes | Sep 3, 2026 | Community
On Wednesday 19th August, a team of Super1s disability cricketers travelled to Lord’s Cricket Ground to take part in the Super1s festival at the Festival of Disability 26 The team consisted of players from the Cheltenham, Frenchay, and Stroud hubs, and they were very...
