Pelham Warner News Today

Growing unrest at Lord’s means it will be a busy year ahead for Mark Nicholas, the new club president

The family of Sir Pelham Warner, whom the stand is named after, earned wealth through sugar plantations in the Caribbean which were farmed by slaves from Africa

Australian cricket teams have been coming to England for over 150 years but when the class of 2023 arrives in the next few days, they are set to take on a programme which is arguably more demanding than any faced by their predecessors.

A story about a rebellion and a suppression begins a multi-year partnership between Arena Stage and the renowned African American dance company.

“[...] Two days later, Pelham Warner, a youthman from Morvant, was waiting for me by the school gate. He greeted me with the words, ‘I took your poem to Granger (Daaga), and he wants to see you im

“[...] Two days later, Pelham Warner, a youthman from Morvant, was waiting for me by the school gate. He greeted me with the words, ‘I took your poem to Granger (Daaga), and he wants to see you im

What do they know of cricket who only cricket know?

Inspired by the Stono Rebellion, this show brings history to life in smashingly real stepping glory.

What events happened on 14 January in history? Dominic Sandbrook rounds up the events, births and deaths…

A review carried out by the Marylebone Cricket Club is believed to have found that Warners ties to his family should not override his importance to the club.