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NatWest CricketForce 2005 - further information

This page contains details of how to get further info on NatWest CricketForce 2005 from ECB, and various generous corporate tie-ups that may give you access to valuable resources for your event

Health and safety guidance

All clubs taking part in CricketForce should be aware of the importance of health and safety issues during the planning and execution of their events.

Please download and read the following guidance from the ECB:

NatWest CricketForce 2005 - health and safety guidance (32 KB)

Also download and familiarise yourself with the information in the PDF document below:

Health and Safety - risk assessment information (118 KB)

Download CricketForce support materials

You can also download support materials from the CD-ROM right now here from ecb.co.uk

See also this general CricketForce - copy letter of advice sent to clubs (32 KB)

Need volunteers to help with your event?

If you have an event planned, but still need some volunteers to help you over the CricketForce weekend - see our section on recruiting volunteers

You may also find some volunteer assistance by using an external volunteer organisation - so check out our list of some of the many volunteer organisations that may be able to help you.

Community Cashback Awards

NatWest, as part of the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) Group, operate a Community Cashback Award aimed at all their individual staff. Other companies within the RBS Group offer similar schemes.

Find more details on the Royal Bank of Scotland Group - Community Cashback Award

Magnet

Magnet are offering clubs taking part in NatWest CricketForce 2005 some great discounts on kitchens, flooring and a lot more besides.

For more information see our Magnet page and get in touch with your nearest showroom.

Need paint for your CricketForce event?

Are you looking to paint the outside of your pavilion, scorebox or sightscreen? Then you could try the community repaint website www.communityrepaint.org.uk

Unwanted, surplus paint is diverted from waste stream and re distributed for use by community groups, charities and voluntary organisations.

B&Q and CricketForce

DIY chain B&Q have been in discussions with ECB about providing assistance for clubs' CricketForce events at a local level.

Please note - there is no nationwide sponsorship or other agreement between ECB and B&Q. However, B&Q are happy for clubs or CDOs to approach their local stores and make presentations on their CricketForce concepts to see if local partnerships can be forged.

However, clubs should be aware that store managers and B&Q representatives nationwide may not be aware of CricketForce when first approached.