game. Rather than simply arriving at the Montgomery Waters Meadow, heading up to the balcony or other areas for disabled supporters and wait for the game to start, but instead providing an inclusive and safe environment where they could also participate in physical activities. STFCitC aim to create a Post 16-years squad working with Severndale Special School, who have a Futures centre at Shrewsbury College who would also work with STFCitC. A college league can be formed and include Derwen College, Ludlow & Shropshire College & Telford College of Arts & Technology who will play in a festival once a month at home and across the country. During the next two years, the hope is that this will develop and expand further. Extra Time Hub is a project which has received funding from Sport England to begin a series of activities for the over 50’s, to ensure that they receive regular weekly exercise while interacting with others. They can also take part in the activities which will help to reduce social isolation by taking part in projects including walking football, gardening, bowls, etc. Volunteers over 50+ years are required to assist in the long term running and maintenance of the Extra Time Hub projects at the Mercedes Benz Football Hub next to the stadium which takes place Thursdays 10:00am - 12:00pm & Castlefields Community Hall Tuesdays 13:30pm – 15:30pm. There are also potentially sites at Baschurch & Dorrington. The volunteers will, over time, take control of the Hubs to ensure the continuation of the projects to deliver for the local communities. The equipment provided from the creation of these Hubs will be maintained through subscription fees paid by those taking part & being linked to Shrewsbury Town Football Club allows those taking part a chance to discuss matches past & present and enjoy the company of others who may not interact with others much in their own homes &/or community. Kick Cancer, similar to the Extra Time Hub in partnership with the Lingen Davies Cancer Fund, provides a place for people recovering from cancer to have a safe environment to take part in projects with others who too are recovering from cancer using sports to aid their recovery with the project held at the Mercedes Benz Football Hub next to the stadium which takes place Thursdays 14:00pm - 16:00pm & Ludlow Football Stadium Wednesdays 10:00am – 12:00pm. Visit www.shrewsburytowninthecommunity.com/kick-cancer/ for more details.

- 4. Match-day Experience

With only five home Sky Bet League One fixtures having been played by the time of the meeting, Chris Wynne (SP Chair) explained to the supporters in attendance that the number of home games for Shrewsbury Town Football Club since the August meeting has been limited due to some matches being called off due to international duties for Ryan Giles with England’s Under 20’s and Omar Beckles and Aaron Pierre called up for Grenada. As a result, the number of matches for supporters to provide feedback has become limited along with the (at the time of meeting) called off fixture with Bury FC due to their expulsion from the English Football League. A supporter asked whether the club considered moving the Newcastle United Under 21 Leasing.com 8th 12th match from Tuesday October 2019 to the weekend of Saturday October 2019. With the removal of the Bury fixture from the schedule the move of the fixture could have provided the club with a possible larger crowd and as a result a better revenue for the club? Brian explained that the dates were set with the EFL in advance and in hindsight it is possible the club could have looked to move the fixture, however, at the time it did not cross his mind.