Trent Bridge Community Trust - Impact Report 2025

FUNDING INVESTED INTO TBCT £10k 1,120% £122k 2024 2025 £92k 88% £173k 2024 2025 INVESTMENT IN CRICKET FACILITIES Our West Park partnership with Rushcliffe Borough Council has been a great example of the club and recreational game working closely together to achieve some significant and positive impact on the wider game. Investment from ECB and IG has helped us to provide an elite-level 5 net lane outdoor training facility and new non-turf pitch on the site, providing training and match day facilities for both the recreational game, local community and pathway boys and girls. This year saw the launch of the inaugural countywide junior league, a merger of the former four junior leagues. Independent of our team at Trent Bridge but closely supported by key staff, a committee was established made up of former volunteers and new ones from across the cricket network. Twelve months’ work led to a league offering new formats that expanded beyond just hard ball cricket. The introduction of more opportunities countywide across all age groups and transitional incrediball formats led to an increase of 66 junior teams to 279 in total across 60 clubs. POLICY, PLANS & PARTNERSHIPS Influence attitudes and behaviours to ensure safety, inclusion, and equitable representation, and create and develop new and existing partnerships to enable the sustainability of our programmes. 14