The third in a six-part history of Broadhalfpenny Down from Stephen Saunders Richard Nyren was born in Eartham, Sussex in 1734. The...

Peter is a local legend. He first played on Broadhalfpenny Down in 1966 for Hambledon Vs Brigands after moving to the area from...

David is a member of the Umpires Panel who hails from Essex and was first introduced to Broadhalfpenny Down by long-time Brigand Peter...

Clive is a member of the Umpires Panel whose cricketing career included playing for Stoke d’Abernon CC (with a young Bob Willis who was...

Be part of history with your own personalised commemorative granite paving stone installed around the base of the Monument to the glory...

Like most cricketers over the years, Bryan was asked to do the odd stint out in the middle to enable a game to progress and actually...

With the new season approaching, we will soon be profiling the important people behind the Broadhalfpenny Preservation Trust and Brigands...

In the second of his six-part series, Stephen Saunders outlines the development and formalisation of the laws of cricket. The origins...

By David Henderson Broadhalfpenny Down has been host to diverse forms of cricket in its more than 250 year history, including the venue...

With English cricket in the doldrums, we turn to the final page of David Underwoods story of cricket and culture in eighteenth century...

Lots of winter work has been carried out on the square. The grass coverage is even and has already had a light cut with the mower at a...

The Chairman wrote to Paultons tonight to express our sadness, and sent our thoughts and best wishes after a mindless act of vandalism...