Chief Executive
Darren Bicknell
Director of Operations
Neil Atkins
Assistant Coach
Max Everett
Fundraising
Michael Cooke
Chair to the Board of Trustees
Martin Reason
Vice-Chair to the Board of Trustees
Julie Hopkins
Ambassador
Jonathan Agnew MBE
Ambassador
Graeme Swann
Patron
Her Grace The Duchess of Rutland
Trustees
Martin Reason (Chair) – Former CEO Melton Building Society and MD Merrill Lynch HSBC.
Julie Hopkins (Vice-Chair) – Retired Executive Headteacher with capital project management experience.
Kate Bygott – Secretary to Belvoir Cricket Club.
Richard Clowes – MD Richard Clowes Property Search & Consultancy.
David Epton – Local tenant farmer for over 20 years.
David Paton – Professor at Nottingham University Business School.
Alistair Troughton – Sales and marketing director Hampden Agencies Ltd.
Nick Turner – member of Belvoir Castle Advisory Board and a historian in financial institutions.
Rick Clegg – Former Planning Director of Mars and Finance Director of Pedigree Petfoods
Sir Charles Richards – British Army officer, who served as Equerry to Queen Elizabeth II from 1999 until her death in 2022
Volunteers
Cricket & Countryside Days
| Dave Pearce Ken Kirk Mike Plumb Lady Sarah McCorquodale Rhi Clark Nick Smith Kevin Chantry-Parke Jemma Cuthbert Major Julie Downing James Finney |
Andrew Hatfield Eddie Pearson Sarah Procter Amy Hayes Rupert Smallshaw Callum Richards Ash Gill Toby Bolvin Kevin Heron Harry Kirk |
Matt White Marcus Thorpe-Codman Ian Steel Cameron Dobinson Maddie Allen Zac Atkins Wayne Hall Michael Fox |
Belvoir Cricket & Basketball Bees
| Michael Cooke Joc Boles Dave Pearce Ken Kirk Tommy Boles Richard Clayfield Chris Dickinson |
Eddie Pearson Toby Leah Rupert Smallshaw Malcolm Duff Mark Bygott Olly Clayfield Dan Robinson |
Beatrix Langford Harriet Langford Toby Langford Kathy Dickinson Chris Bates Peter Hood Harry Proctor |
Others
| Claire Bicknell Andy Dann Chris Bealby |
Andrew Sharp Kevin Herron Tim Webster |
Lynne Cooke Sue Sharp |
Armed Forces Covenant
The Trust has signed the Armed Forces Covenant, making a commitment to honour the Armed Forces and support the Armed Forces community.
The covenant recognises the value serving personnel, veterans and military families contribute to our country. The charity continues to develop links with HQ 7th Infantry Brigade at Chetwynd Barracks, Chilwell, Nottingham.
The Cricket & Countryside Days were again supported by Major Julie Downing and five service personnel of the Royal Signals, delivering exciting team building exercises.