New Date For Supporters Club AGM - Ipswich Town News

The AGM of the Official Ipswich Town Supporters Club has been rescheduled for Monday 10th October (7pm) having initially been set to take place next Monday.

The meeting, which will take place in Beattie’s Bar at Portman Road, will see all the current committee stand for election including interim chairman Martin Swallow, who took over from previous chair Mark Ramsay, who stood down in May.

Any supporter wishing to stand for election to the committee should email their interest in advance to the secretary Trish Clarke via trishclarke@me.com before 16th September.

Following the formal proceedings, which normally take around 30 minutes, there will be a question and answer session with representatives from various club departments, full details to be confirmed nearer the time.

The evening is free but only open to Supporters Club members - season ticket holders, Junior Blues members or Branch members - who must show proof of membership on the door. Entry is from 6pm with bars open from 6.15pm, card only.

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