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Trent Bridge Community Trust

Trent Bridge Community Trust Impact Report 2025

Trent Bridge Community Trust's 2025 Impact Report shows strong growth after recreational cricket was brought under the Trust's charitable purpose in a unified One Team approach. Its Chance to Shine Schools programme engaged 66 schools and provided cricket to 14,984 young people, 326 young people played Street Cricket (up 14%), and 41% of recreational clubs now have a women's or girls' section. An independent social impact evaluation found 96% of participants believe their activity was positive or very positive for their physical wellbeing, and the Trust generated £11,988,570 of social value in 2025, or £11.74 for every £1 invested.

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Trent Bridge Community Trust is the charity of Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club, using the power of cricket to drive positive social impact, create opportunities, raise aspirations and connect people and communities across Nottinghamshire.

Key Metrics

14,984 young people engaged in cricket in schools through Chance to Shine
£11.74 of social value created for every £1 invested
96% of participants said their activity was positive or very positive for their physical wellbeing

Key Outcomes

  • 93% of participants believe their activity at TBCT was positive or very positive for their mental wellbeing
  • 90% of parents believe involvement with the Trust is positive or very positive for their child's personal development
  • Adult participants have a 19% higher sense of belonging within their local neighbourhood than the national average

Geography

East Midlands

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