Felling Cricket Club Community Interest Company is registered at the Club House on High Heworth Lane in Gateshead, with Companies House number 08963634, incorporated on 27 March 2014. It operates as a private limited company by guarantee without share capital, meaning it is a non-profit entity; its CIC status ensures that profits and assets are dedicated to community benefit. The club's registered SIC codes cover both the operation of sports facilities and the activities of sport clubs, which aligns with running a cricket ground, maintaining a pavilion, and organising cricket for various age groups and standards. It holds a Worker licence under the International Sportsperson route with an A rating, allowing it to sponsor overseas cricketers to play in the UK. A local cricket club of this kind typically employs a small permanent staff, likely covering groundsmanship, administration, and coaching, with volunteer support on match days. The community interest designation suggests a focus on providing accessible cricket opportunities, possibly including youth development and social inclusion. There are no indications from the available records of any international branches or overseas operations; the club's activities appear centred on Gateshead. The active sponsorship licence indicates that the club is permitted to hire international sportspersons, and this is a strong signal that it either currently employs or intends to recruit non-UK cricketers.

Felling Cricket Club Community Interest Company is registered at the Club House on High Heworth Lane in Gateshead, with Companies House number 08963634, incorporated on 27 March 2014. It operates as a private limited company by guarantee without share capital, meaning it is a non-profit entity; its CIC status ensures that profits and assets are dedicated to community benefit. The club's registered SIC codes cover both the operation of sports facilities and the activities of sport clubs, which aligns with running a cricket ground, maintaining a pavilion, and organising cricket for various age groups and standards. It holds a Worker licence under the International Sportsperson route with an A rating, allowing it to sponsor overseas cricketers to play in the UK. A local cricket club of this kind typically employs a small permanent staff, likely covering groundsmanship, administration, and coaching, with volunteer support on match days. The community interest designation suggests a focus on providing accessible cricket opportunities, possibly including youth development and social inclusion. There are no indications from the available records of any international branches or overseas operations; the club's activities appear centred on Gateshead. The active sponsorship licence indicates that the club is permitted to hire international sportspersons, and this is a strong signal that it either currently employs or intends to recruit non-UK cricketers.