Lingfield Cricket Club - Clubmark

Lingfield Cricket Club - Development Plan

Mon, 5 Dec 2005 11:02:51 +0000

On the 30th of November, Lingfield Cricket Club launched its five year development plan. The event was very well attended and there were a number of key speakers and presentations.

The club's plans are very ambitious and it is hoped that all members will get behind the plans and help the Club achieve its goals which will benefit everyone.

The following links open up in separate windows and give more details of what occurred on the evening and also the development plan itself.

(Unfortunately these files are very large so we encourage you to save them to your own computer to avoid straining this website's resources - To do this, right click on the links and select "save as" or "save link target as" and copy them to a location of your choice onto your computer.)

Microsoft Powerpoint Presentation: Presentation (Please use right click)

5 Year Development Plan: 5 Year Plan (Please use right click)

Child Protection Policy

Wed, 16 Nov 2005 23:01:54 +0000

Here is a link to the Club's Child Protection Policy:

Click here (opens in a seperate window)

Codes of Conduct

Wed, 16 Nov 2005 22:59:27 +0000

Code of Conduct for Players & Colts

· Always act in a sportsmanlike manner towards opponents, officials and spectators

· Learn the rules applicable for the age group that you are playing for

· Always accept the decision of the umpires and scorers. Never argue

· Listen to your team manager off the pitch, and your captain on the field

· Show respect to the Club’s and other people’s property

· Encourage your colleagues. Do not complain and criticise them

· Set a good example to other players

· Do not use bad language or offensive behaviour

Lingfield Cricket Club Constitution

Wed, 16 Nov 2005 22:56:19 +0000

1. The name of the club is Lingfield Cricket Club. The club is affiliated to the Surrey Cricket Board and Club Cricket Conference.

2. The Club colours are green, gold and brown with an emblem of the cage and oak tree.

3. The overall aims and objectives of the Club are to provide a good standard of cricket for the playing members, to encourage cricket in the local community, particularly amongst its youth and to promote fellowship between Club members. The specific aims and objectives of the club will be:-

(i) To offer coaching and competitive opportunities in cricket.

(ii) To promote the club within the local community and cricket.