We do this by:
Holding regular meetings with the Club via the Supporters Board and direct communications as appropriate; fans' forums, consultation events and the Trust AGM; website, email, twitter and facebook communications.
We do this by:
Providing a focal point for contact between the Club, fans and the community; encouraging openness and consultation in the Club's decision making processes.
Promoting the Club through the Trust's activities and events; promoting the game of football as a recreational activity and the use of the Club as a focus for initiatives in education, health, leisure and shared futures throughout the Bradford District.
Seeking out ways in which the Club and the Trust can add benefit to local football, the local community and the greater community throughout the Bradford District and beyond. supporting funding for Youth Development, Community Development and appropriate causes (e.g.: Burns Unit).
We do this by:
Seeking out views of supporters and the community and representing them as appropriate to the Club via established channels of communication.
We do this by:
Operating by the Rules of the Trust (here).
Running the organisation through a Board of elected and co-opted representatives as displayed on the website; we are owned by our members, one member, one share, one vote; holding regular (usually monthly) Board Meetings with items for discussion/decision subject to an agenda and recorded in formal Minutes; receipt of Membership and Treasurer's reports at Board Meetings.
Requiring the presentation of an Annual Report and Accounts (prepared by an independent firm of Accountants) to the Trust's Annual General Meeting (here).
We do this by:
Making membership available via our website free of charge. Communicating with members via email or surface mail as appropriate. Promoting membership via contacts throughout the community.
We do this by:
Our regular communications with the Club.