Saffron Walden is a local club with teams playing at a variety of levels, including a women's team. We have a successful Academy, which welcomes players of both sexes from 5 years and up. Crocus Cricket provides an opportunity for young players with special needs. There are summer and winter training events and sessions for younger players.
There are always social events too. New members are always welcome in all activities of the club. The club produces an email update, Extra Cover, which is published weekly during the season and occasionally during the close season. In order to manage registration in as safe a way as possible, we would like to do as much as.
There are always social events too. New members are always welcome in all activities of the club. The club produces an email update, Extra Cover, which is published weekly during the season and occasionally during the close season. In order to manage registration in as safe a way as possible, we would like to do as much as.
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Whether you are coming to Saffron Walden to play in a match or to watch one, here is some information you may find helpful. From Thaxted Road go straight over the East Street traffic lights, up the side of the common. At the T junction, turn left and follow the road to a mini-roundabout. Turn right and follow the road; ignore the first left just after the castle, but then take the next left hand turn, Catons Lane.
In 2014 the Club secured charitable status, becoming a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (Charity No. 1157468). This was an enormous vindication of the work we have been doing in and for the community of Saffron Walden.
The inclusive nature of the club and the provision of cricket for people of all ages and abilities, the development of our programme for girls and women and the use of our ground by local schools and clubs were all factors which were considered by the Charity Commission in reaching their decision.It means we have a legal status, a limit on the liability of our officers and clear guidelines in terms of good governance and financial reporting.
The inclusive nature of the club and the provision of cricket for people of all ages and abilities, the development of our programme for girls and women and the use of our ground by local schools and clubs were all factors which were considered by the Charity Commission in reaching their decision.It means we have a legal status, a limit on the liability of our officers and clear guidelines in terms of good governance and financial reporting.
As we draw to the end of the 2017 season we have to look ahead to next season. Could you support the club and get real satisfaction from helping others to learn to play. The club can meet 50% of the cost of such courses for active coaches and the full cost in some circumstances. We can recommend the Ingatestone venue as it is the school where our Chairman is Headteacher!
Saffron Walden Cricket Club is looking for more girls to play cricket - all welcome from age 4 up. We welcome players at all levels, from beginners to experienced players. We offer girls of all abilities the chance to participate in cricket as fun and as competition, and to work towards adult cricket - we have a team for women and older girls which competes with other clubs in the region.
Re access to SWCHS, Michele and Glyn are happy to act as keyholder so you can pick up, unlock, lock up and drop off the keys as needed. Michele is happy to train people on the locking and unlocking of the Pavilion. Please ring Michele to arrange this. Please try and re-arrange cancelled games. Have a look at the latest Fixture Planner and email Dave Hancock with suggested date(s).
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