Welcome to the Tunbridge Wells District pages of the KCB website - your first port of call for all youth cricket development activities in the County. Scroll down for match reports and other items of interest from the District.
This is also the on-line home of our District Development Group (DDG). The DDG exists to promote and administer community-based youth cricket activities throughout the Borough of Tunbridge Wells.
We hope you will find this a useful site and welcome any suggestions for additions or requests for specific youth cricket information that you are seeking but cannot find here.
Tunbridge Wells District also has its own site on play-cricket.com.
| District Development Officer | Nick Fairrie | 01892 723314 |
| District Welfare Officer | TBC | |
| Under 10s Team Manager | Barry Sheldon | 01892 723857 |
| Under 12s Team Manager | Brian Gasking | 07931 318142 |
| Under 14s Team Manager | Nick Fairrie | 01892 723314 |
| Sports Development Officer | Natalie Coode | 01892 554201 |
| Partnership Development Manager | Paul Willmott | 01580 720840 |
| 07939 422299 | ||
| Competition Manager | Joanne Heath | 07725 467442 |
| Youth Leagues: | Kent and Sussex Border | |
| Mid Kent Youth | ||
| North Kent Junior | ||
| Weald of Kent | ||
| Focus Clubs: | Castle Hill | |
| Horsmonden | ||
| Linden Park | ||
| Pembury | ||
| Sissinghurst | ||
| Tunbridge Wells | ||
| Clubmark Clubs: | Castle Hill | |
| Horsmonden | ||
| Linden Park | ||
| Pembury | ||
| Sissinghurst | ||
| Tunbridge Wells | ||
| Bidborough |
Paul Farbrace at DDG Meeting 10th March 2010
System Manager
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EmailRepresentatives from every Kent Club in the Tunbridge Wells District Development Group turned out on Wednesday evening, 10th March 2010 to take the opportunity of a joining a round table discussion with KCCC Director of Cricket Paul Farbrace about the current Kent cricket youth development system.
The meeting was an extremely informative and lively affair and from Paul’s opening words through to Peter Robinson’s closing reminder about ECB’s One Game Pledge, the wheel turned full circle through two and a half hours of thought-provoking discussion about the way the youth development system is organised and managed.
The full report of the meeting is available for download from here.