Welcome to the Lord’s Taverners ACT

Welcome to The Lord’s Taverners Australia, Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Branch Incorporated

Twelfth Man H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh, K.G., K.T., O.M., G.C.B., A.K.

The idea of a club for actors and members of allied professions who habitually watched cricket from The Tavern at Lord's Cricket Ground in London was conceived in 1949. This club became "The Lord's Taverners".

The Lord's Taverners Australia was formed in 1982. It is an autonomous organisation with branches in all States and Territories. We have about 2000 members from all walks of life with the media, the professions, the arts, entertainment and business communities being
well represented.

What we have in common is a love of cricket and a desire to raise money to support the game at all levels but especially with juniors and disadvantaged and/or handicapped children.

Please follow the links above for more information about The Lord's Taverners Australia, particularly that of the ACT Branch.

Please direct all queries to: honsec@lordstavernersact.org

Lord's Taverners ACT brings freedom on the water

A very special craft sailed on Lake Burley Griffin for the first time yesterday – the Taverner,a boat for disabled and disadvantaged sailors.

The purpose-built boat is named in honour of the organisation that made it possible with funding – Lord’s Taverners ACT, which bought the boat for Sailability. Read more...

Lords Taverners on canberra Times

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The Lord's Taverners ACT acknowledges The Canberra Times.