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The Trust’s annual fans’ survey closes at midnight on Friday so we’d appreciate if those supporters who have not responded would spare a few minutes to answer questions.

There are questions on issues such as supporter directors, safe standing, season ticket renewals and the match-day experience and what you would like to see the Trust prioritise in the year ahead.

To complete the survey members should click on

httpss://www.surveymonkey.com/s/CCST2015

Non members can also complete the survey by clicking on

httpss://www.surveymonkey.com/s/nonmembers2015

The first winner of the Trust’s monthly draw is Teresa Millward, who lives in the Rhondda.

Congratulations Teresa you have won a £10 Marks & Spencer Gift Card.

The February draw will be made later this month.

• If you have changed your email address or home address recently, please contact members@ccfctrust.org so we can keep you in touch with all the latest Trust news.

The Trust is conducting its annual fans’ survey and we’d be grateful if supporters could spare a few minutes to answer the questions.

There are questions on issues such as supporter directors, safe standing, season ticket renewals and the match-day experience and what you would like to see the Trust prioritise in the year ahead.

To complete the survey members should click on

httpss://www.surveymonkey.com/s/CCST2015

Non members can also complete the survey by clicking on

httpss://www.surveymonkey.com/s/nonmembers2015

The new edition of the Trust magazine, Moving to a Different Beat, has been published. It features an outspoken interview with Nathan Blake,a Q&A with Fabio, football writer Paul Abbandonato picks his favourite Bluebirds team over the last 20 years, there’s a quiz and Cardiff South & Penarth MP, Stephen Doughty, a Trust member, reflects on the importance of supporters having a role in football clubs.

Sports writer Mario Risoli tells the story of his book, From Tashkent with Love from the start to publication while Trust chair Tim Hartley explains what work the Trust has been doing.

Members can pick up a free copy from the Trust office before the Reading and the Derby County games while it costs just £1 for non-members.

An evening of great soccer chat takes place on Thursday (7.30 for 8pm) at the Llandaff Institute in Llandaff, Cardiff.

Leading sports writer, Peter Jackson, who reported on Cardiff City for the South Wales Echo, during the reign of manager Jimmy Scoular, will be talking about those days. Peter has some fascinating and funny stories to tell of his times working with Jimmy.

Peter will be in conversation with one of the legendary players from that era, Gary Bell and club historian, Richard Shepherd.

Richard will also be bringing along a file of classic photographs relating to that famous European Cup Winners’ Cup trip to Tashkent in 1968. It is hoped we will also be able to show a short film of the Torpedo Moscow trip.

Entry is free for all fans – even if you’re not a Trust member – but you need to register your name and any guests at members@ccfctrust.org.

We look forward to seeing you on the night.