The new home for Budleigh Salterton Cricket Cub was the perfect setting for the Midsummer Night dinner and dance on Saturday June 22 in aid of disability cricket.
This sell-out event, held to raise money for the provision of cricket for those with physical or learning disabilities, took place at The Holt, a state of the art new hub for cricket in the South West and the new home for BSCC.
Exeter Eye were the main sponsor for the black-tie event which, as well as a three course meal, featured live music, welcome drinks in the sunshine on the terrace and a fundraising auction.
Combined with the takings from the club’s summer draw, also sponsored by Exeter Eye, the event raised £5,400 to help fund SEND cricket, table cricket for those with limited mobility and cricket for the visually impaired.
The club has already been recognised as a disability champion by the ECB and these funds will help volunteers build on that foundation.
Pictured left to right: Mr Conor Ramsden, Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon and his wife Hannah, Ocular Technician Mrs Chantal Street, Mr Peter Simcock, Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon and his wife Sarah, Mr Anthony Quinn, Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon and his wife Elke, Practice Manager Niki Harrison and her partner Ben.
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