Burbage & Easton Royal Cricket Club is a registered-society-non-jurisdictional organization dedicated to the preservation and promotion of traditional cricket and its associated heritage. Established in 1888, the club operates as a community-based entity with a focus on fostering a vibrant and enduring legacy of the sport. Currently, the club’s primary activity centers around the organization of cricket matches, tournaments, and educational programs for individuals of all skill levels. The club’s core mission involves maintaining a significant collection of historical cricket equipment, documents, and memorabilia, safeguarding the traditions of the game. Beyond competitive play, Burbage & Easton Royal Cricket Club actively engages with local schools and community groups, offering coaching and mentoring opportunities. The organization’s membership is primarily comprised of individuals with a deep passion for cricket and a commitment to its continued evolution. While the club’s legal structure is registered within the UK, it operates with a global perspective, engaging in international outreach and collaboration. The club’s international presence is currently limited to a small network of affiliated members and partners. The club’s activities are primarily focused on the preservation and advancement of cricket within its established geographical area. SIC Codes: 4111-10 (Sports and leisure), 62 (Private charity), 71 (Arts and culture)

Burbage & Easton Royal Cricket Club is a registered-society-non-jurisdictional organization dedicated to the preservation and promotion of traditional cricket and its associated heritage. Established in 1888, the club operates as a community-based entity with a focus on fostering a vibrant and enduring legacy of the sport. Currently, the club’s primary activity centers around the organization of cricket matches, tournaments, and educational programs for individuals of all skill levels. The club’s core mission involves maintaining a significant collection of historical cricket equipment, documents, and memorabilia, safeguarding the traditions of the game. Beyond competitive play, Burbage & Easton Royal Cricket Club actively engages with local schools and community groups, offering coaching and mentoring opportunities. The organization’s membership is primarily comprised of individuals with a deep passion for cricket and a commitment to its continued evolution. While the club’s legal structure is registered within the UK, it operates with a global perspective, engaging in international outreach and collaboration. The club’s international presence is currently limited to a small network of affiliated members and partners. The club’s activities are primarily focused on the preservation and advancement of cricket within its established geographical area. SIC Codes: 4111-10 (Sports and leisure), 62 (Private charity), 71 (Arts and culture)