For all who couldn’t make it, the Trust was unanimously approved by all who turned out for the meeting and work can now begin on officially registering and moving on to the next stage.

We would ask all those interested in the Trust to now have a bit of patience as the working group who have been involved in setting up BRST now have to get together next week to get everything finalised and ensure everything is done properly before we begin recruiting members.

If you are interested in being involved at any level, from simply being a member (and ALL members will have a say on ALL issues raised by the Trust and its membership) to the committee and even chairman, please email your name, address, phone number, email address and special skills you think could be useful to the Trust to brst@hotmail.co.uk

YOUR club. YOUR say. COYB.

Starting at 7:30pm at Blakeys Cafe Bar in Blackburn town centre (doors open from 6:30pm), the meeting will include words from a representative of Supporters Direct, the chairman of Newcastle United Supporters Trust -  who will talk about his own trust’s experiences and achievements – and Duncan Miller, of the proposed BRST, will explain what the trust is all about.

Also in attendance will be Rheagan Hendry, daughter of Rovers legend Colin Hendry, who will talk about the Denise Hendry Foundation. There will also be a raffle and auction to raise funds for the foundation, with some tremendous items on offer, including tickets to sporting events and autographed Rovers memorabilia.

At the end of the meeting, attendees will be invited to ask questions and then take part in a vote to decide whether to officially set up the trust, and a talk on what happens next will follow.

The bar will remain open throughout, with a view to the evening being finished by about 10pm.

Remember, this is YOUR club. Take the chance to have YOUR say. We look forward to seeing you on Wednesday. COYB.

As part of a public meeting to discuss setting up Blackburn Rovers Supporters Trust, a raffle and auction of various memorabilia and other items will take place to raise funds for the Denise Hendry Foundation, set up in memory of Rovers legend Colin Hendry’s late wife.

Denise suffered after a liposuction operation went horribly wrong, and died seven years later from meningitis. Her doctor, Gustaf Aniansson, is still practising in Sweden.

The foundation aims to help those who suffer at the hands of medical negligence.

Colin’s daughter, Rheagan, will be present at Wednesday’s meeting to talk about the work of the foundation, set to be launched officially on July 10.

The public meeting takes place at Blakey’s Cafe Bar at King George’s Hall, Blackburn town centre, on Wednesday, beginning at 7:30pm. Doors open at 6:30pm. All are welcome and the bar will be open for refreshments.

The exact details are yet to be decided, but we need prizes. We already have a few bits, but could do with more.

Any donations you have would be most welcome.

If you can help out in any way, please email us at brst@hotmail.co.uk

The meeting takes place on Wednesday, May 11, at Blakey’s bar in Blackburn town centre. Doors open at 6.30pm for a 7.30pm start. Refreshments available at the bar.

The Denise Hendry Foundation was set up in memory of Rovers legend Colin Hendry’s late wife, Denise, who died from meningitis seven years after liposuction surgery went horribly wrong.

The foundation aims to provide support, financial help and advice to those who suffer at the hands of medical negligence.

More information on the Denise Hendry Foundation and how you can help it is available here.

As part of the public meeting, which takes place at Blakeys Bar at King George’s Hall, Blackburn, on Wednesday, May 11, there will be a raffle/auction of Rovers memorabilia and other great prizes to raise money for this worthwhile cause, and representitives of the foundation will be in attendance.

Doors open at 6.30pm. We look forward to meeting you.

The trust, if approved at the public meeting, is intended to work with the club to improve supporter involvement and communication with it.

Many believe the trust is being started by a group of Venky’s bashers who want to start a revolution. This is not the case.

This is YOUR chance to have a say at YOUR club.

We hope to see you on May 11 where we can explain how you can be involved in the future of Blackburn Rovers Football Club.

“What will it do?”

The best thing about the trust is it has no agenda. Not yet anyway.

Once it is agreed that a trust is to be set up – this decision will be taken at the public meeting at Blakeys on Wednesday, May 11 – we will begin recruiting members.

You, as a member, will then decide what the agenda of the trust is.

It is not for the current, very small committee to say what BRST wants. That is entirely up to you.

This is YOUR club. It’s time to have YOUR say.

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Blackburn Rovers Supporters Trust, if given the go ahead, would provide a voice for fans within a recognised and democratic organisation that, with the correct leadership and strong membership, could influence things at the top level.

Our ultimate aim is to one day have an elected representative at board level at the club.

Before going ahead, we need your support.

We invite you to join us at Blakeys Bar in Blackburn on Wednesday, May 11, from 7.30pm (doors at 6.30pm) for a public meeting where a vote will be taken to decide whether or not to set up the trust.

This is YOUR club. A trust is YOUR chance to have YOUR say. Join us.

Follow us on Twitter @Rovers_Trust. Find us on Facebook “Blackburn Rovers Supporters Trust”.

If you would like more information, please email brst@hotmail.co.uk