We've posted a few stories and photos following NatWest Cricketforce 2014 and we've now proud to announce our video diary with Dartfordians CC, featuring Paul Bedford is now complete! 

Head on over to our NatWest CricketForce page to check it out.

Cricket features strongly in the latest newsletter from the Kent County Playing Fields Association. Make sure you have a read and seriously consider affiliated to the KCPFA if you don’t already, they’re a longstanding supporter of green spaces throughout Kent.

Click here to download the newsletter

Please take a look at the information below and the attached flyer from our colleagues at Rigby Taylor regarding safe storage of chemicals at Cricket Clubs.

The HSE local inspectors have been reported to be taking a closer look at storage of Chemical and Fuels, particularly at small sports clubs and Schools and at places of work in urban and rural areas.

Sport England is today announcing a special £5 million flood relief fund to help restore pitches and repair sports facilities damaged by the recent floods and storms.

Following the positive feedback from the Autumn Communication, the KCB GA have followed up with the next installment, looking at a range of topics including flooding as well as announcing the winners of Rigby Taylors R-9 grass seed. To recieve future editions by email, please contact .

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The KCB Groundsman Association in association with The IOG have confirmed the Training Programme for 2014. There are four courses available between April and October.

All courses cost £130 including a 50% discount and a £6 administration fee if you are a member of a club affiliated to KCB, otherwise courses will be charged at £228. Click here for more information and to book on.

Floods can have a devastating impact on a cricket club, causing damage to both pavilions and grounds.

Two Cricket groundsmen received the annual rewards of recognition from the Kent County Playing Fields Association for 2013.

Kent Cricket Board are proud to announce they have been awarded Partner of the Year 2013 South of England.

The latest KCB Groundsmen Association newsletter has just gone live and within are details on how you can win £150 of top quality grass seed for your club as well as a heads up for future competitions coming your way.

To be in with a chance though we need to know who your groundsman is and how to contact them! Download the Autumn Newsletter.