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What have WWISC been up to recently?

A point was raised at a past AGM about the possibility of putting the issues discussed by the committee at our meetings into The Wanderer fanzine so that the members could be made aware of what we have discussed. Below are the key points spoken about at our recent AGM's.

Wednesday 27th September 2006 - AGM

Committee Present
Teresa Slevin (Chairperson), Ian Mobsby, Bruce Jacob, Emma Hoing, Colin Butler, Darren Fallaize, Phil Slatter, Sue Seymour, Steve Davis.

Committee Absent
Ted Wheller

Members Attending
8

The AGM opened at 8.05pm

• Teresa opened the AGM by welcoming the members present at the meeting.

• Teresa informed the membership that the committee were all planning to stay for another year with the exception of Phil Smith who has stepped down due to family commitments. Teresa thanked Phil for all his help during the last year with the footy team.

• Teresa welcomed Steve Davis as our new football manager for WWISC FC, he has previous experience in this role through managing a Sunday league side.

• Teresa also stated that if anyone was interested in playing for WWISC, they should contact the committee or email us via the web site.

• Teresa informed the members that roles within the committee were to stay the same. As all the committee are voted in for a period of time.

• Teresa invited Iain Lewis to talk about the accounts. Some of the points that Iain mentioned were – overall our income was very good, profit was down but this was due to the purchasing of 500 shares and also our Mark Philo memorial trophy (two items which are ongoing investments for the club). We are making a slight loss on the travel but Iain’s opinion was that it is important to continue the travel as it is why WWISC was formed. Iain also stated that that we are very good with our donations to charity £517.50 was donated last season. Iain spoke about the web site, sponsorship of Russell Martin and how the parking was a nice form of income for the club. Over all Iain was very pleased with the accounts and they are in very good health.

• Accounts Proposed by Iain Lewis.

• Accepted by Martin Hamilton.

• Teresa informed the members that coach prices would have to increase due to fuel and coach tax.

• Teresa spoke about the money raised for the Mark Philo Fund going towards a bench in the cemetery.

• News from the FSF, Problems still with the MK Dons. There is an issue that has arisen from the meetings regarding under 18’s travelling to away games unaccompanied, until more has been decided we are to carry on as normal. Ian Blacklidge has stepped down from his role.

• Teresa thanked Martin for all his help with the FSF.

• Phil spoke about the fanzine, all is well £600 from advertising last season and now £900. The mag is changing a little, look out for the new issue at the Peterborough game.

• Teresa thanked Phil for all his hard work over the last season.

• Membership stands at 126, best ever for the time of year. Prices have increased for adult but have been reduced for concessions. Students will only be allowed discounted travel if they have valid I’D.

• WWISC will confirm if it is worth running a coach to MK Dons after the members voting on the matter. 16 Yes, 6 No, 2 said yes we should run a coach but they wouldn’t travel on it.

A.O.B

• Teresa thanked all the committee for their hard work over the past year, Nick for all his work on the website. Also Jed who has helped Ted in Darren's absence with the parking and Gill who helps Colin with the coach bookings.

• Teresa sent Phil Smith a letter thanking him for all his help with arranging the football games between us and other clubs.

• Quiz night 15 November in the Woodlands Bar

Thursday 8th September 2005 - AGM

• Ian Mobsby has now completed his third and final year as Chairman of WWISC and has handed the role over to Teresa Slevin for her to continue Ian has agreed to remain on the committee and help with whatever he can.

• We welcome Sue Seymour to the committee as the new Treasurer. We wish her well in her new role (it's good to see the numbers of the female side of the committee growing!).

• Colin has asked that members try and book onto the away day coaches as early as they can as it is much easier for him to find smaller transportation at the last minute if less people travel, than having to find a large coach due to more people having decided to travel.

• If you are interested in playing for the WWISC football team please stop at the table and leave your details with the committee. Phil Smith is always on the look-out for new team members who are available on a Saturday morning. The WWISC football team is open to all members of either sex or age. Matches are played on the pitches next to John Lewis and the BMX track.

• The new WWISC website (wwisc.co.uk) will be launched soon which we hope you will find interesting. If you have any suggestions for the site, please contact us with your ideas.

• The South Bucks Hospice will once again be the charity we shall support this year. Last season we were able to give them a cheque for £500 and a signed Chelsea shirt for them to auction at one of their fundraising evenings. They were very grateful for this as they do a very kind and loving job without huge funds.

• Sponsorship will continue with Mark Philo this season.

• WWISC, together with the Official Supporters Club, hold meetings with WWFC to discuss issues raised by the fans. If you have anything you would like us to mention on your behalf, please contact us and we'll pass on your thoughts.