“Who can help with Clubmark accreditation for my Club?” is one of the most often asked questions Clubs have when they think about seeking Clubmark.
Clubs want to know from those who’ve done it, exactly what it entails, what sort of commitment will it take, how best to get the Club’s membership behind it and many more issues besides.
If you and your Club are asking those questions, it’s more than likely you’re already committed to the process. First thing to do is email Kent Cricket Board and ask for someone to help you with advice. You can email from the Personnel page on this site. Depending on where your club is in the county, look for either Clair Gould or Andy Griffiths - they are the ones in the county with particular responsibility for Clubmark.
They will then put you in contact with one of the six nominated Clubmark officers in Kent, which will probably the person that is closest physically to your Club.
Or if you know any one of these people, drop them an email or give them a ring and make arrangements to talk it all through. And don’t forget that there are lots of links and information about Clubmark elsewhere in this section of the website.
THE KENT CLUBMARK NOMINATED OFFICERS
Everybody on this list has been trained to deal with any Clubmark query you may have. If they don’t know the answer immediately, they’ll be able to find it and get back to you.
Peter Robinson
Club: Addington Village CC
District: Tonbridge and Malling
e-mail: peter.robinson@ukonline.co.uk
Telephone: 01732 840003
Mobile: 07968 079948
Peter covers Clubs in the Gravesham and Dartford, Sevenoaks, Tonbridge & Malling and Tunbridge Wells Districts
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