Mike read out an email sent to the Supporter’s Parliament from Justin of South Stand Flags, enquiring whether supporters would consent to adding additional flags to the stand and some of the supporter’s present were positive with the idea of this proposal. Brian added that he is a “flagaholic” and is in favour of adding additional flags within the stand, adding that not all of the current flags provided by South Stand Flags are used in every game. Since the flags have been added to the stand, Brian has noticed the atmosphere has greatly improved within the stadium as a whole. He believes that this project entertains and inspires the children in the family stand, and other areas of the ground, to enjoy the atmosphere and will in time potentially move to the stand & participate in the flag waving and atmosphere generation. Lawrence added that both Justin, from South Stand Flags, & Scott, who operates the drum within the Safe Standing area, work closely with him, Brian and both of the club’s SLO’s in ensuring that the match-day operations which they operate not only help generate a fantastic atmosphere, but do not upset or offend supporters within the ground. Jamie enquired whether any flags not planned for use within the stadium could be displayed within the FanZone? This suggestion will be passed on to South Stand Flags for consideration.

- 8. 8. 1978/79 Reunion event on November – Update

Chris introduced the plans for an event to be held at Shrewsbury Town’s Montgomery Waters Meadow commemorating the achievements of 1978/79 squad for winning the Division Three (League One) title. Chris explained that Roger Groves (Supporter Liaison Officer) who was unable to attend this Supporters Parliament meeting is organizing the event and will provide an update to supporters through Shrewsbury Town Football Club’s website.

- 9. STFC App – Video and Update by Brian Caldwell

Brian explained that following feedback from some supporters at previous Supporters Parliament meetings that some supporters who are not on any form of social media platform miss out on some of the content generated by the club. As a result, Shrewsbury Town Football Club’s media team have been working with Greg Docherty’s father Colin to develop an app with a hopeful launch date 26th Saturday October 2019.

Brian said that to his knowledge there are very few clubs within Sky Bet League One which have their own bespoke app and that many including Shrewsbury Town Football Club currently only use the iFollow app as a platform to communicate with their supporters. Brian explained that the app is currently a work-in-progress & is not yet the finished product which the club would like to offer in the future. However, over time it is the ambition to continually improve the app further, such as sponsorship opportunities within the app for local business to appeal directly to Town supporters. The iFollow be available within the app, however, this will not be integrated at this time with links to the relevant video products being made available. Brian wished to express his gratitude to Colin for his hard work and dedication so far in the app’s development with the club’s media team following his sons’ successful loan at Shrewsbury Town Football Club 2018/19 season. Rob Lewis (OSC) asked whether the away travel details for both of the main travel organizations OSC & Away Travel Club could be listed on the app & on the club’s website for Shrewsbury Town