Raith Rovers supporters have taken a major step towards bringing the club under community control. At a recent meeting, members of the Raith Trust unanimously supported a motion to fully explore the options for greater community ownership of the club.
Venue: Novar Bar, Kirkcaldy Present: Collas Pilmer, Neil Langtree, Chris McFarlane, Alan Russell, George Howie, John Mainland Apologies: James Proctor and Tom Phillips
Given the recent events at Stark’s Park and the continuing speculation in the press regarding the future direction of Raith Rovers FC, the board of the Raith Trust have decided it would be prudent to organise a meeting of members in order to discuss the trust’s response and plans.
On Sunday 3rd October 2004 the trust held a seminar titled “Rovers 2007”. The aim of the event was to find out from a diverse range of stakeholders, where they wanted Raith Rovers FC to be in three years time. With inspirational and highly informative input from John Alexander of...
The Raith Trust and Frae Fife (Fairness, Race Awareness and Equality) held a 5 a side tournament at Kirkcaldy High School on Sunday October 17th in support of football’s “Anti-Racism Week of Action” which is supported with similar events throughout Europe between October 14 and 26.
Two local community groups have joined forces to combat racism by organising an all-day 5-a-side tournament at Kirkcaldy High School on Sunday 17th October.
Where do you want your club to be in 3 years? Organised by The Raith Trust, this unique event aims to find out just where members of the Rovers’ community want to see their club going over the next 3 years. There are places for up to 100 people from...
The Raith Trust changes to membership fees passed at the AGM are now in place. Adults can now join the Trust for an annual membership fee of just £5, whilst Under-16’s can join for just £1 per year.
Influential supporters’ group, The Raith Trust, has backed the new Youth Development Initiative at Stark’s Park to the tune of £6,000. This represents the latest part of an ongoing investment that now tops £21,000.
Present: James Proctor , Collas Pilmer, George Howie, Neil Langtree, John Mainland, Alan Russell, Chris McFarlane Apologies: Tom Phillips
