Town Ist News Today

Ipswich Town Ist, the Supporters Trust, handed their 5,000-signature petition calling on the club to opt for Category One Academy status to chief executive Simon Clegg prior to Saturday’s 3-0 home victory over Cardiff City.

The Town kit collected by TWTD before Christmas arrived in Hamrin, Iraq just over a week ago. Captain Mark Stoneman of the US Army has sent us some photos of the clubs newest supporters proudly wearing their shirts.

Ipswich Town 1st in association with the Ipswich Town Academy have launched a badge honouring last seasons FA Youth Cup win. All funds raised from sales of the badge, which is available from Saturday, will go exclusively to support the work of the Academys Regional Development Centres.

Ipswich Town Ist, the Supporters Trust, are urging the club to reverse their decision to switch reserve games to afternoon kick-offs next season. Earlier this week, Town announced that second string games will start at 2pm on Wednesdays rather than at 7pm on Mondays as has been the case in previous years.

The Ipswich Town Independent Supporters Trust will meet with the Town directors on Tuesday morning to urge them to include a share-save scheme in the upcoming new issue of shares. The board meeting will give formal approval to the new share issue which will be officially announced later in the week.

Ipswich Town Ist have outlined their intention to propose a mechanism for the introduction of a supporter-elected representative on to the clubs board at Novembers AGM.

Portman Road has been declared an Asset of Community Value (ACV) after a representation by the Ipswich Town Independent Supporters Trust to Ipswich Borough Council.

Ipswich Town Ist (Ipswich Town Independent Supporters Trust) are celebrating their official launch with an open meeting in the Gainsborough Suite at the Novotel on Thursday, July 10th (7.30pm).

Ipswich Town Ist, the Supporters Trust, has announced changes to its committee as part of a relaunch and has backed the academy’s move to Category One. The Trust was formed in the wake of the club’s period in administration in 2003 and was highly critical of Town’s decision to opt for Category Two status at the start of the season.

Ipswich Town Ist, the Town Trust, has received responses from the Norfolk and British Transport Police forces regarding the problems encountered by Town fans at Norwich Station after the derby in March.