The results of this year’s Dons Trust Board election were announced at the Trust’s AGM, which was held at the Cherry Red Records Stadium on Wednesday, December 10.

There were seven validly nominated candidates. The votes cast for each were:

Name Post Electronic Total Nigel Higgs (elected) 54 372 426 Matt Breach (elected) 48 347 395 Kris Stewart (elected) 42 304 346 Sean McLaughlin (elected) 44 300 344 Tom Adam 37 227 264 Roger Evans 34 184 218 Colin Dipple..

The Dons Trust is providing an opportunity for supporters to help those less fortunate during the festive season by collecting items for Wimbledon Foodbank.

A similar initiative was undertaken last year when Dons fans collected a quarter of a tonne (250 kilograms) of food for the Foodbank.

This year we are targeting our donations to items that the Foodbank has specifically asked for as they are short of these items. They are:

soap powder fabric conditioner nappies (sizes 4 and..

A government taskforce has issued a ‘call for evidence’ on barriers to increasing supporter ownership and engagement in football clubs.

The Expert Working Group on Football Supporter Ownership and Engagement was launched by the government in October and met for the first time on November 25.

And it now wants to hear expert views about legal and regulatory barriers and incentives to increasing supporter ownership and engagement in clubs.

The call for evidence aims to:

identify current legal, financial, tax..

The Dons Trust Board (DTB) held its monthly meeting at Kingsmeadow on Thursday 4 December. Ahead of publication of the redacted minutes, this article summarises what was discussed.

Before considering the monthly Football Club Board (FCB) report, a new process for agreeing minutes of DTB meetings was finalised. The process will see draft minutes circulated within a week of the DTB meeting for approval by email. The aim is to get the minutes approved and online within a further two weeks,..

Kick It Out and the Football Supporters’ Federation (FSF) are on Monday 8 December holding a ‘Fans for Diversity’ panel discussion focusing on women football supporters sharing their experiences of following their clubs up and down the country.  

Part of the ‘Fans for Diversity’ campaign, jointly run by Kick It Out and the FSF, the evening will provide the opportunity to discuss any issues encountered by women supporting their teams, ways to encourage more women to attend matches, tackling sexist attitudes..

The following article appeared in the club’s official matchday programme for the game against Cambridge United (played on November 29).

Season ticket pricing: have your say

Dons Trust Board Member Mark Davis reports on the launch of a ticket price survey. There is also news of next month’s Dons Trust AGM, and a fundraising event that’s sure to prove popular.

Dons Trust members will remember a commitment made by the Dons Trust Board (DTB) to consult on the pricing of season..

It was not possible to hold a live hustings event for the Dons Trust Board elections this year, but an obliging and inventive fan, Graham Stacey, kindly organised his own.

Graham hosted an unofficial live Twitter forum last week when some of the candidates were able to contribute to a wide-ranging set of questions from Trust members.

Graham has compiled those ‘live’ responses and responses received subsequently from the other candidates who were unable to participate on the night. You..

Don’t forget to vote in this year’s Dons Trust Board elections, which members should by now be aware started three weeks ago.

Members have been sent their ballot forms either by email or by post, based on their stated preference, with people who have opted out of Survey Monkey receiving a ballot through the post.

Firstly, thank you to those members who have already voted. An email reminder will be sent out over the weekend of Saturday 29 November, again by Survey Monkey.

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The papers for this year’s Dons Trust AGM are now available on this website and will soon be sent out to members.

The meeting will be held at The Cherry Red Records Stadium on Wednesday 10 December, starting at 7.30pm.

As well as considering the Trust’s annual report and accounts, there are a number of other items on the agenda, including the results of this year’s Dons Trust Board elections.

This year’s AFCW PLC AGM will be held on the same night.

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Papers have been sent out for the AFCW PLC AGM, which will be held on Wednesday 10 December at Kingsmeadow (starting at 8:30pm or following the Dons Trust AGM, whichever is later).

AFCW PLC is the company through which the Dons Trust owns AFC Wimbledon, and you can access the AFCW PLC AGM papers on its website.