Alan Cecil

Back in September, we published details of our new annual membership scheme New Benefits for Trust Members – Wycombe Wanderers Trust and we would like

Hot on the heels of our AGM, which is being held via Zoom on Wednesday 25th November, will come the first meeting of the new

In order to cut down on the costs we were paying on the previous Shop page we have signed up with eBuygumm As well as

The October monthly Trust Board meeting was made available to members to watch and listen, with participation in a Q&A session towards the end. The

The Annual General Meeting of Wycombe Wanderers Trust will be held on Wednesday 25 November 2020 at 7pm. This will be a virtual meeting via

Did you know that whenever you buy anything online – from your weekly shop to your annual holiday – you could be raising free donations

It is with a heavy heart that we have had to suspend the sales of our Matchday Badges until further notice. With no crowds attending

In association with the National Lottery Heritage Fund and the Football Supporter’s Association and as part of the Exeter City FC Museum and Grecian Archive’s latest National

With apologies that they are not quite in the right, or intended, place on this website, please click on the button below to read the

When the sale of 75% of the Football Club to the Couhigs was completed (21st February 2020), we agreed that we would pull together a

Wycombe Wanderers Trust, along with Wycombe Wanderers Football Club, has become one of the first official ‘Friends of WWSET’ – the corporate fundraising initiative launched

Support Wycombe Wanderers Trust and get £10 off Blues Merchandise Wycombe Wanderers Trust is launching a new style membership – to help maintain the fans’

You can be the proud owner of one of the shirts belonging to the boys on that historic July 13th night at Wembley, when Wycombe

(were previously published here on 8th August) Unfortunately we are still unable to open up our Board Meetings to members as had been intended for

Fan representatives from the EFL’s three divisions met with senior officials towards the end of August via teleconference to discuss ongoing issues across the leagues.