UKWB
We put the all in basketball.
Our Mission
UKWB is committed to making wheelchair basketball accessible to all by providing competitive opportunities, fostering player development, and growing the sport at every level. As a not-for-profit organisation, we strive to break down barriers, promote inclusivity, and ensure that anyone - regardless of ability or background - can experience the joy of basketball.
Our Vision
To be the driving force behind grassroots wheelchair basketball in the UK, creating a fully inclusive and thriving community where everyone has the opportunity to play, compete, and grow in the sport.
Join Our Community
Be part of something bigger. Support wheelchair basketball across the UK and have your voice heard in shaping the future of our sport.
Community Membership
Join for just £5/year and get voting rights on community decisions, priority event access, and the satisfaction of supporting grassroots wheelchair basketball.
- Vote on community decisions
- Support club development
- £2.50/year for juniors
Development Fund
The Community Development Fund provides grants up to £250 to clubs for equipment, training, and development projects. 100% of donations go to the fund.
- Fund equipment for clubs
- Support coaching development
- Full transparency on spending
Our Trustees
Lee Fawcett
Lee co-founded UKWB alongside Ray McBride and is a former Paralympian. He also serves as the Director of Basketball at the Mohawks Wheelchair Basketball Club, where he plays a key role in developing the sport.
Debbie Readle
A dedicated volunteer, Debbie is a vital part of UKWB and wheelchair basketball across the North of England. She contributes significantly to the Mohawks Wheelchair Basketball Club, regularly serving as a table official and supporting the sport as a classifier.
Graeme Lambert
Committed to growing wheelchair basketball at all levels, Graeme is the Head Coach at The Bulls and plays a key role in UKWB as the Media & Marketing Officer. He is passionate about growing the sport and creating more opportunities for everyone.
Anne Mailer
Anne is a keen volunteer with Lothian Phoenix and Caledonia Unicorns, as well as being a Level 1 table official, and she coached both the Lothian Phoenix Women's Cup team and the Caledonia Unicorns Development League team in the 2026 season.
James Dynia
James wears many hats in the sport, including his heavy involvement on and off court with Wakefield Whirlwinds, playing and coaching at varying levels, and he also works for British Wheelchair Basketball in the membership team.
Our Sponsors & Partners
