The minutes for the Dons Trust Board meetings held on March 16 (Part 2), April 20 and May 3 are now available to view on the DTB minutes page of this website.

Please accept our apologies for the delay in getting these published.

The Dons Trust Board (DTB) announce that, after serving for three years, David Hall has given notice of his resignation as Secretary. In order to help a smooth transition during this busy period for the DT, he has generously agreed to assist the DTB on relevant matters until a suitable replacement is appointed.

DTB Chair Matthew Breach stated: ‘David has given great service to the Dons Trust in his time as Secretary, bringing professionalism to the role and helping set-up..

Following the resignation of David Hall, the board of the Dons Trust (DT) is seeking suitable applicants for the role of Trust Secretary. Responsible to the members of the DT, and supporting the board of the DT in its work, the Trust Secretary’s key duty is to protect the members’ interests and ensure that the DT is properly run, according to its own rules and the law.

The role of Secretary is formally defined within the Dons Trust’s constitution. The..

The Dons Trust Board (DTB) is looking for some Trust member volunteers to help with a project the that board is undertaking to improve engagement with members.

Over recent months the DTB has been trialling Webjam, an online collaboration and social media tool. The Board now wants to extend the trial to include Trust members, too.

If you would like to be part of a group of volunteers who will test and develop the site and you can attend a..

The Dons Trust Board (DTB) held its monthly meeting at The Cherry Red Records Stadium on Tuesday, June 16. Ahead of publication of the redacted minutes, this article summarises the main points that were discussed.

The start of the meeting was joined by John Dolan, chair of the election steering group, to discuss the 2014 election and to plan ahead to this year’s. Turnout last year had dropped and John reported that this was a matter of concern. The board..

At the Dons Trust SGM held on April 9, Trust members took part in consultation regarding the detailed design for our proposed new stadium in Wimbledon. The draft minutes of the SGM’s discussions are available to download.

It was the Dons Trust Board (DTB)’s intention to hold another meeting to engage in further consultation on this issue, but since the SGM the timeline for the detailed design has accelerated and it will not now be possible to hold a specific meeting…

All at the Dons Trust were saddened to hear news of the passing of Ken Malley, chair of Pompey Supporters Trust. Our condolences and best wishes go to his family and all at Portsmouth FC – he will be greatly missed.

You can read a tribute to Ken on the Pompey Supporters Trust website.

Work is being undertaken outside the ground this summer to enable the Dons Trust to provide a better service to its members on match days. As part of this, Dons Trust Board (DTB) members want your views on the best way to facilitate its match day presence (please see bottom of page for more information).

The next time you venture to The Cherry Red Records Stadium you might notice a small change to the approach at Jack Goodchild Way.  The grassed area..

The draft minutes of the last Dons Trust SGM, held in April, are now available to read online. The meeting discussed options for detailed design of the proposed new stadium in Wimbledon.

These minutes remain designated ‘draft’ for the time being. They  will be subject to formal approval at the next SGM which will be held later in 2015, precise date to be confirmed.

The Football Supporters’ Federation wants to hear about your favourite away day of the 2014/15 season as part of their regular Away Fans Survey.

Good or bad, they would like to hear about your experiences on the road over the season that’s just finished.

The survey provides real data that the FSF uses in negotiations with the leagues, giving every travelling supporter a voice.

Cardiff City, Reading and Wigan Athletic topped the away table last season. But who should this year?

Have..