The result of this year’s Dons Trust Board election was announced at last night’s Trust AGM. The votes cast were as follows:
Matthew Breach 609 Sean McLaughlin 467 Tim Hillyer 440 Cormac van der Hoeven 370 Tom Adam 395 Nigel Higgs 540
Turnout was 27%.
With four spots on the board up for election, Matthew Breach, Nigel Higgs, Sean McLaughlin and Tim Hillyer were therefore elected. Commiserations and ‘thank you’ for standing to Tom Adam and Cormac van der Hoeven.
..
Don’t forget that our annual general meeting is this Thursday, at the Cherry Red Records Stadium, starting at 7.30 pm.
As well as the result of this year’s election to the Trust board, there will also be a presentation updating fans on the latest news regarding our new stadium.
Plus, of course, the usual chance to question the Dons Trust Board, with club chief executive Erik Samuelson also in attendance to answer questions.
The relevant paperwork for the meeting has..
The Dons Trust Board held two meetings in November. The summaries of these have been available exclusively to Trust members via the Trust Webjam for the past month but are now available to the wider fanbase.
Read the summary of the November 3 board meeting Read the summary of the November 10 board meeting
The redacted minutes of the November 3 meeting are also available. We hope to have the minutes for the September, October and November 10 meetings online soon –..
The Dons Trust Board (DTB) held its regular monthly meeting at the Cherry Red Records Stadium on Thursday, November 10. (You can read a summary of an additional meeting held earlier in November.) Ahead of publication of the redacted minutes, this article summarises the main points that were discussed.
The meeting was joined by the club’s stadium consultant, Andrew Williams, who along with club chief executive Erik Samuelson gave the DTB an update on the project. Trust members will be..
The Dons Trust Board (DTB) held an additional meeting in November, on Thursday, November 3. Ahead of publication of the redacted minutes, this article summarises the main points that were raised.
This additional meeting was held so that the regularly monthly meeting, scheduled for November 10, can be devoted mostly to stadium-related matters, and to address several issues that recent board meetings haven’t had time to discuss due to the time devoted to the new-stadium project.
The meeting started with..
The Trust Webjam now has an ‘Ask the board’ forum thread so that members can ask direct questions to specific board members.
The forum thread also outlines the current allocation of responsibilities within the Trust board, so that when asking your question you know which board members have responsibility for different areas.
Why not ‘Subscribe’ to this forum thread so that you receive email notifications when someone posts in it?
Don’t forget that the Trust Webjam is a secure, Trust-members-only..
Tickets are selling well for the Junior Dons Christmas Party, which will be held at the Cherry Red Records Stadium on Sunday, December 18 from noon to 3pm.
The event is open to all AFC Wimbledon fans aged 12 or under. It’s free for Junior Dons members, while it costs just £10 for other young fans to attend.
There will be appearances by players and Haydon the Womble, a disco, facepainting, party food, and a gift for everyone!
There are..
Earlier today (Wednesday, November 16), the English Football League released a statement announcing that it was withdrawing its proposals to restructure the league fixtures (known as the Whole Game Solution).
At the beginning of this review, we welcomed the EFL board taking the initiative to look at a number of areas where they perceived there would be pressure for change in future, so as to put the League in a position of leading the discussion.
However, in our feedback we..
The Dons Trust and AFC Wimbledon paid their respects to victims of war on November 13 by laying down a wreath in Wimbledon Village as part of Remembrance Sunday activities across the country.
Dons Trust Board member David Growns attended a ceremony at Wimbledon War Memorial to place the pictured wreath on behalf of the club.
AFC Wimbledon Foundation is once again doing a collection on Saturday for Wimbledon Foodbank and supporters can do their bit by donating items before the Bury game.
Wimbledon Foodbank relies on donations to feed people who are in crisis in the boroughs of Merton and Lambeth.
Earlier this year, our Foundation team presented the Foodbank with plenty of items, thanks to generous contributions from supporters.
The food drop off point for Saturday will be next to the Foundation’s inflatable shoot-out (close to back bar)…
All pictures and content in this site are ©2002–2026 AFC Wimbledon unless expressly stated otherwise,
and may not be reproduced without permission.
