Worcestershire Cricket Foundation Launches New “Black Country Walkers & Talkers” Initiative at Historic Museum Venue
Dudley, UK — The Worcestershire Cricket Foundation is proud to announce the launch of The Black Country Walkers & Talkers, a new initiative designed to bring communities together through conversation, connection, and shared stories — all set to take place at the iconic Black Country Living Museum on Monday, 28th April 2025.
This free community event invites individuals of all backgrounds to enjoy a relaxed walk through the museum grounds, meet like-minded people, and take part in conversations. The event will feature a special Q&A session with David Banks, a beloved local figure and former Worcestershire and Warwickshire cricketer, who will share his personal journey and experiences in sport and life.
“We are excited to launch the Black Country Walkers & Talkers from The Black Country Living Museum this April,” said Elsa-Marie Evans, Head of Community Programmes for the Worcestershire Cricket Foundation. “Walkers and Talkers is a fantastic initiative that gives people a chance to connect, feel supported, and have the opportunity to share their stories in a meaningful way.”
Event Details:
📍 Black Country Living Museum
📅 Monday, 28th April 2025
🕠 5:30 PM arrival
🎟️ Free to attend – but spaces are limited!
👉 Sign up here: https://forms.office.com/e/m81HN0bd15
This initiative is part of the Foundation’s wider commitment to wellbeing, inclusion, and lifelong community engagement, especially among older adults. With its mix of gentle physical activity, conversation, and inspiration, Walkers & Talkers offers a refreshing and meaningful experience for everyone involved.
For more information, media enquiries, or interview requests, please contact:
📧 Jacob.hockey@worcestershirecricketfoundation.co.uk
📞 07748 180107