We encourage anyone who has a concern to speak with one of our team.
You will be listened to and taken seriously.
Safeguarding concerns
If you have a concern about someone’s safety, welfare or wellbeing, or if you’ve experienced something which made you uncomfortable or just doesn’t feel right within any of our environments, please speak to us. It is natural to feel a little anxious raising a concern, but we reassure you that you are doing the right thing by letting us know.
To report a concern to us via the links below and one of our team will respond to as soon as possible.:
In addition, if someone is at immediate risk of harm, you should phone the Police on 999.
To report a child at risk to the local authority, please use the email address below or click the reporting link for more information:
To report an adult at risk to the local authority, please use the email address below or click the reporting link for more information:
Further information and suggestions on how to share a concern are available via the link below:
Discrimination concerns
The ECB are focussed on delivering equity, diversity and inclusion in cricket in order to make sure everyone feels
Any form of discrimination in cricket is completely unacceptable and we will take all necessary steps to eradicate it wherever and whenever we find it.
We adopt and enforce the ECB’s Anti-Discrimination Regulation. This code ensures that any incidence of discrimination in the professional game, and in recreational leagues and clubs that fall under the ECB’s jurisdiction, and can be subject to disciplinary processes and sanctions.
If you have experienced or witnessed discrimination, you can report it to Jane Law at Somerset County Cricket Club via the link below:
If you prefer, you can report your concern directly to the Cricket Regulator via the link below:
Any reports will then be reviewed and investigated by either us or the Cricket Regulator depending on where it has been reported.
