Turning things on their head, how should we keep Notts all fans informed of our progress(or not)? There's a fair few people without web access, how can we communicate with them?

All suggestions will win one of our official, soon-to-be famous, crustless, air pies.

mmmmmmm.... air pie.

First one to Jurgen with the programme insert. I like that as it would mean we aren't kept to printing deadlines so we can be as up-to-date as possible.

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the local media has been supportive so far, this could be usefull for major announcements. Some kind of stand outside the ground on match days? could also be a fundraising oppurtunity

A stand would be good, a focus rather than us milling around. Fundraising remains a Trust activity and not in the remit of the TWG.

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sorry i was thinking long term

I guessed, just didn't want there to be any confusion.

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There are a number of ways:

- A website is a necessity and is the easiest to update on a regular basis. This should be the central point for information dissemation.

- As you state, a large number of Notts fans don't have web access. To raise the Trust's profile within the club we could acquire a regular slot in the match programme. This would open us up to the club itself whilst keeping in touch with the regulars.

- For something a little more subversive, as the programme is going to be fairly strict on what you can say, The Pie should give the Trust a coupld of pages........which I'm sure Steve has already agreed to!!

- You can also approach the NEP about getting a weekly column so that those armchair fans are kept in the loop and it might actually motivate them to get down the Lane every now and then.

- If issues need to be voted on, you might need to do a mailing to all members.

Thanks. I don't think anyone had thought of contacting the Post about a regular slot. I don't think I should be the one who asks Paul Taylor

Website soon.

We'll try to be honest, but certain parties might see that as subversive.

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