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Gulls can soar with the support of the Trust

Torquay United Supporters’ Trust (TUST) have raised a whopping £100,000 in just five days, thus guaranteeing the fans a second seat on the club’s board – and more importantly a Golden Share.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 September 2024

By Neil Harvey

FUNDRAISING EFFORT: Torquay United fans

Torquay United Supporters’ Trust (TUST) have raised a whopping £100,000 in just five days, thus guaranteeing the fans a second seat on the club’s board – and more importantly a Golden Share.
The Golden Share guarantees that the club’s new custodians, the Bryn Consortium, can not change the club’s name, colours, nickname or stadium location without the consent of the Trust.
Made up of of Michael Westcott, Tom Allen, Mark Bowes-Cavanagh, Rob Hawes and Simon Robinson, the Bryn Consortium completed their purchase of the financially-stri...

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