Submitted by creaner on Thu, 07/03/2013 - 17:07
PLANS for a proposed new football stadium at Perdiswell were shown to interested parties. The turnout was encouraging with a large number of people attending throughout the day. The feedback collected there and online will be collated and any comments and responses will appear here soon. Thanks to all who came along.
Submitted by creaner on Mon, 04/03/2013 - 20:44
The City Supporters' Trust gained a few familiar faces when all the team signed up as members. The more support we get for the Trust the more our "Back The Bid" Perdiswell project the better!
Submitted by creaner on Sun, 27/01/2013 - 15:40
The Supporters’ Trust is preparing to submit a planning application for a community sports hub alongside the projected new swimming pool at Perdiswell. This is being put forward by the Trust as an independent body and is separate from the football club. Any finance raised will by the Trust and not related to any existing contract the club has at present. More details will be available once the full planning application has been submitted.
Submitted by Preecey on Tue, 14/08/2012 - 13:06
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Submitted by Preecey on Mon, 13/08/2012 - 13:23
We are starting up a Fantasy Football League this season using PremierLeague.com.
A league will be set up under 'Worcester City FC Supporters Trust'. And all those who have signed up will be given the password to that league which will enable them to join.
The fee for joining will be £5 per team entered, which is the same as the likes of The Sun, Sky Sports, The Telegraph etc etc but obviously a slightly better chance of a payout.
The money collected will then be split with 50% going to the winner, 50% going to the trust.
Submitted by Preecey on Mon, 13/08/2012 - 12:14
This year’s Festival proved to be a bigger success than 2011.
It was evident on the first night of the festival that many more people had come along to sample the fine ales and fantastic bands that we had on offer.
As the previous year we had a few trust members, who were ex-publicans, who offered some advice and a helping hand on the day. We had over the festival a number of volunteers who helped with the serving of the ale, again including Simon Gregory who travelled up from his home in Bromley.
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