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Wimbledon stars past and present gathered at the Batsford Arms for the Plough Lane Lift-Off – a celebration of everything achieved so far on the Plough Lane Bond.
First team players including Will Nightingale, Jack Rudoni and Anthony Hartigan mingled with AFCW Ladies stars including club captain Hannah Bellingham, while both management teams were represented by the likes of Glyn Hodges, Nick Daws, Mark Robinson and Kevin Foster. There to talk about the club’s..
The next SGM of the Dons Trust, will be held at 7.30pm on 19 March at theCherry Red Records Stadium.
The Dons Trust exercises its formal control over AFC Wimbledon though a controlling shareholding in AFCW PLC, which in turn owns all the shares in AFC Wimbledon. The SGM will consider some formal resolutions and business relating to AFCW PLC, in advance of the AGM of AFCW PLC. These include, in particular, approval of AFCW PLC’s accounts for the year..
An update from the Dons Trust Board – March 2020As we enter March we want to take the opportunity to update fans and members about a few positive developments in and around the Club which you may or may not be aware of.
First, as part of the DTB’s commitment to increased fan engagement, we have sent out a ticketing survey seeking your views on everything from child pricing to Season Ticket perks for adults. The email is going out to more than 10,000 people, and we know such..
Women at the GameOn Saturday at the Blackpool game, the Diversity and Inclusion Working Group extended a warm welcome to a group of women who experienced their first-ever live football match.
Women at the Game is an initiative that was set up by Jacqui Forster, formerly of Supporters Direct – now part of the Football Supporters Association, which also runs the Fans for Diversity campaign. Jacqui has sadly passed away, but her legacy lives on. The stated aim of Women at the Game..
Now really is our timeNewly elected Dons Trust Board member Graham Stacey was planning to tell you what it’s like to be on the board. But now that will have to wait …
They do say that timing is everything. For this, my first ever Dons Trust page, I was going to be writing about what people could expect if they were ever to be elected to the Dons Trust Board. But I do hope it won’t be too often that anyone is elected..
Exclusive event for Junior Dons (JDs) aged 12-16 yearsWe are excited to announce that the Dons Trust is hosting an exclusive open training session and a Q&A with Glyn Hodges, our first team manager, for JDs aged 12-16 years.
JDs should have received an email or letter (depending on their preferred method of communication) informing them of the event.
Responses to secure a place need to be emailed to juniordons@thedonstrust.org by Monday 17th February. This should include JDs name, Dons Trust number and include any special requirements.
The event, on..
Show your love and invest in the Plough Lane BondThe deadline for the Plough Lane Bond is fast approaching and while it has been a fantastic success so far (almost £4.1m raised) we urge all fans who are able to take part, either through the main bond website (for investments of £1,000 up) or the We Are Wimbledon Fund (for investments between £50 and £950), to drive the total to at least the £5m target we have set. So far the average investment has been £4,000 over a 7-year..
Happy Birthday to us!The Dons Trust celebrates its 18th anniversary today, and we want to take the opportunity to thank everyone who has been involved along the way; whether as a DT member or as a volunteer or serving on the DTB – and everything in between. We caught up with DT founding Chair, Lou Carton-Kelly, who recalled how it all started 18 years ago: ‘When we created the Dons Trust we set out to be fan-owned directly because of what had gone..
Minute-taker requiredThe Dons Trust is looking for a volunteer to share in minute-taking duties for board meetings and for general meetings with members. In all, there are around 15–18 such meetings per year, and the board wishes to expand the team of minute-takers so as to share the workload and ensure that minutes are prepared and finalised on a timely basis.
As a minute-taker, you will be responsible for:
Drafting formal minutes of board / general meetings; Assisting with finalisation of..
Who governs English football?Problems at EFL clubs in the past year have brought the governance of the game into question. Dons Trust Board member Tim Hillyer reports on an initiative by the Football Supporters’ Association to tighten things up.
The early months of this season saw the demise of Bury FC, along with points deductions for both Bolton Wanderers and Macclesfield Town. These clubs’ offenses included not paying debts, lack of realistic financial projections, no security of tenure of their stadium, not fulfilling..
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