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We have had numerous enquiries from fans wanting copies of the 32-page commemorative brochure which is being produced to mark the unveiling of the Fred Keenor before the Hull City game on Saturday, November 10^th.

There will be a limited edition of just 1,000 copies, all numbered, and no more will be printed.

You buy a copy on the day or reserve one at the Trust office (near Gate 5) before the Burnley game this Saturday. The brochures cost £3 each and anyone who wants to reserve one will have to pay the cost upfront. You will not be able to reserve a particular numbered copy. Cash only please and any fans reserving need to  provide their contact details.

If you require any further details contact fundraising@ccfctrust.org

Is your nearest and dearest a fan of the Bluebirds?

Are you racking your brains for that last minute stocking filler to complete their Christmas?

Then look no further. Into the shops this Christmas comes the first ever Quiz Book devoted wholly to Cardiff City.

Pontprennau based David Collins has combined with fellow author Gareth Bennett to produce the ultimate collection of Cardiff City brain teasers. “Never Mind the Bluebirds” is packed full of questions on all things Cardiff City, from players, to kits, terrace songs, facts & figures.

With a foreword from City legend David Giles, this is a must for all true blue City diehards.

To order your very own copy of Never Mind the Bluebirds, visit www.thehistorypress.co.uk or contact David direct at david.collins1620@googlemail.com

Scott McLachlan

The Supporters’ Trust were lucky enough to catch up with Pompey Trust board member Scott McLachlan this week on his journey across England and Wales. He’s visiting each and every of the 92 grounds in the Premier and Football leagues.

Scott is using the journey to promote the Trust movement, as well as raise money for Prostate Cancer UK. If you want to donate and see further details on his journey visit https://www.walkthe92.co.uk. Good luck Scott!

Garden of remembrance dedicated

The Trust was represented when the Garden of Remembrance at the Cardiff City Stadium was dedicated and declared officially open before the Blackpool game today.

Club chief executive Alan Whiteley was present along with stadium manager Wayne Nash, Phillip Nifield and Keith Morgan of the Trust, Vince Alm of Cardiff City Supporters Club and other fans.

The dedication was carried out by Rev Dr John Weaver, the club chaplin while Alan Whiteley responded on behalf of the club.

After the short ceremony was complete, club officials laid a commemorative wreath to Bluebirds fans while another was laid in memory of the Liverpool supporters who lost their lives at the Hillsborough Disaster.

The football club, the Trust and supporters’ club all contributed to the costs of creating the garden.

Throughout this season we’ll be hosting a series of Fans’ Forums so that our members can tell us what they want from the Supporters’ Trust, what they want from the Club, and how they want the Trust to be run.

We’ll be using the forums to make sure that we’re looking at the things our members want us to concentrate on – but we also want to know more about how you want the Trust to work.