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Cardiff City Supporters’ Trust will be supporting Cardiff City FC Foundation’s Charity Quiz Night  on Thursday, December 4th, as an ‘Event Sponsor’. We have purchased a table for 10 members to participate in the quiz under the CCST banner.

The Trust Board will supply one of the 10 players while the other NINE will be drawn from members that lodge their interest in being part of the team.

The night includes a special Q&A with Cardiff City boss Brian Barry-Murphy – your chance to hear directly from the gaffer.

There will be half-time food, and everyone gets the chance to enter a Christmas raffle to win some top prizes.

Any Trust member wishing to join the table of 10 can do so by emailing help@ccfctrust.org giving their name and  contact details. Entries must be submitted by 5pm on Friday, November 28^th.

There is no cost to individuals as places at the table have been paid by the Trust.

The draw for the nine CCST players will be made at the Trust Office, near Gate 5, at Cardiff City Stadium at 2.30pm before the Mansfield home game on Saturday, November 29.

Members entering the draw should be over 16 years and a reminder this draw is ONLY open to Trust members.

Full details of the charity quiz event is available on www.cardiffcityfcfoundation.org.uk/support-us/charity-quiz

Keith Morgan, Chair

Dear Member

SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING, OCTOBER 24th

We wanted to inform members that  on Tuesday a group of 29 new members informed the Trust Board that they wished to withdraw a resolution which, if passed, would have led to an early election of the whole board.

Despite the withdrawal of the motion, the board intends to go ahead with a  meeting at the Cardiff City Stadium on Friday (7pm start), as previously arranged, and we invite members to attend and raise any issues with the board.

Just to make it crystal clear, the board welcomes new members who want to make a positive contribution to the board and the Trust as a whole.

Members can pop into the Trust office (near Gate 5) before any league game to raise any issues, ideas etc or can use the contact details on the website.

The normal arrangements for the board elections in 2026 will continue.

The Board of Cardiff City Supporters’ Trust

We’re pleased to say that the latest Trust magazine, Moving To A Different Beat, is being delivered to members’ homes.

Some cracking articles include a great piece from former BBC Wales commentator Rob Phillips, one on past transfer windows by David Collins, a City managers piece from Paul Evans while Rob Jeffery looks back at the longest season and Trust member Mark Johns is also featured.

There’s also the magazine regular quiz with £50 up for grabs for the lucky winning entry by a member.

Dear Member

Please find below important information and reminders about Friday’s Special General Meeting

At the meeting attendance will be restricted to members. Only non-members who hold a proxy will be allowed entry to the meeting to tender their proxy vote.

Voting on the resolution at the meeting will be by a show of hands by those present and by proxies granted by members who cannot attend.

A register will be taken on the night to ensure those who have granted proxies are not attending.

No member under 16 years of age can vote.

Under society rules no member other than the chair can act as a proxy for more than three members. If an attendee is holding more than three proxies only three will be valid.

A reminder of the details of the resolution by a group of new members:

“That an election of the Cardiff City Supporters Trust Board be held within 30 days of this Special General Meeting. As part of this election, all current members of the Board shall stand down and may seek re-election should they wish to do so, following the Trust’s Election Policies and Procedures. Any Trust member who meets the eligibility requirements may also seek election in accordance with the same rules and procedures.”

The meeting will be a single issue meeting and no other business will be discussed other than the resolution.

The Trust board has made its view crystal clear in previous emails that it opposes the resolution for reasons previously communicated to members. We believe elections in the run up to the AGM in May remains the best time for elections to the board.

Proxy emails must be returned by close of play on October 22nd.

You can view full details of the proxy voting process on https://www.ccfctrust.org/proxy-vote-ccst-special-general-meeting-october-24-2025/

The Board Cardiff City Supporters Trust