Wolves 1877 Trust have become a voting member of Football Supporters Europe (FSE).

Premier League members' rules have been updated for the 2022/23 season to include a significant step forward in respect of fan engagement.

The “Wolves 1877 Trust” welcomes the announcement of this season’s FA WNL Northern Premier Division Fixtures.

former wolves players Mel Eves and Jon Purdie in conversations with Jason Guy.

Trust members have voted for their male and female players of the season. Congratulations to Jose and Tammi as our players of the season.

Wolves 1877 Trust welcomes the club’s partnership with Football for Future, the environmental non-profit sustainability organisation.

Whilst the Wolves 1877 Trust welcomes some of the initiatives announced yesterday we would also like to express our disappointment at the announcement of further season ticket price increases for next season.

Wolves 1877 Trust – Free Membership for U18s. Wolves 1877 Trust has voted to offer free membership to under 18s. Incoming Trust Chairman, Dan Warren commented ‘’we want to make Trust membership available to all and are keen that younger members of the fan base join the Trust’’

Wolves 1877 Trust Disappointment at Membership price Increase.

Trust review of the year

Wolves 1877 Trust welcome the club’s partnership with ‘HerGameToo’

Wolves 1877 Trust welcomes the government’s decision to seek implementation of all 10 key recommendations included on the Tracey Crouch Fan-led Review of Football Governance.

Wolves have released headline financial information for the year ending 31st May 2021, in this personal blog, Trust Board Member, Neil Dady, theorises on what it may all mean for Wolves supporters.

The thoughts of the ‘Wolves 1877 Trust’ Board and its members are with all people affected by conflicts around the world.

Wolves 1877 Trust are urging Wolves to introduce a ticket price freeze for the 2022/23 season.

Football clubs have found many ways to exploit their loyal supporters; ever increasing ticket prices, changing club shirts every season, membership schemes, ticket booking fees, overpriced club merchandise, inflated match day drink and food prices, mascot packages and the hated ‘half and half scarf are all examples of how the football money making machine (sees) sees supporter loyalty as a ‘cash cow’ to fund the excesses of the game.

The FSA have launched its first comprehensive survey for fans following the Women’s game.

The trust was pleased to be able to hold discussions with the club focusing on Wolves Women and the tremendous progress made by the team over the last few seasons

Linden Lea Tennis Club was founded in 1927 where the Linden Lea estate is now located, and moved to Compton Park in 1988.

Independent Wolves supporter group, Wolves 1877 Trust, has set the date for its first AGM and election of board members.