Our thoughts are with the relatives and family of Ray Wilkins whose death was announced today. He made a special contribution to our club, making 213 appearances as a player and, of course served as manager too. He was a…
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An independent Supporters Trust founded on 4th April 2001
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Supporters’ consultation committee meeting
The next QPR Supporters Consultation Committee meeting is scheduled to take place w/c 29/01/2018 . Representatives from QPR1st will be attending. if you have any issues that you would like to be raised during the meeting please let us know…
Metropolitan Police Football Unit Meeting
The Metropolitan Police’s football unit is meeting with representatives of football trusts on Thursday evening. QPR1st will be represented. On the agenda are discussions on anti-terrorism arrangements and on child protection. Are you aware of any policing issues you would…
Olympic Stadium Deal
QPR1st has been supporting the Olympic Stadium Campaign, made up of football supporter organisations, calling for openness on the deal that saw taxpayers money supporting West Ham at the former Olympic stadium. London Mayor Sadiq Khan has now said he…
R.I.P QPR Supporter Jason Issacs
Our condolences goes to the family and friends of young QPR supporter Jason Issacs who died on Tuesday following an unprovoked knife attack by a group on mopeds in Northolt last Saturday. The Metropolitan Police has announced a £20,000 reward…
R.I.P Allan Harris
Our sympathy goes to the family and friends of former QPR defender and assistant manager Allan Harris who has died, aged 74. As a player Allan came to QPR in 1967 and was a member of the 67-68 side that…
Meeting with the club and Police regarding arrangements for the upcoming Millwall match
QPR1st and the LSA met representatives of the club, the police and Millwall fans. Based on current intelligence the police have said that their response will be ‘graduated and proportionate’. There will be no specific escort of Millwall fans to…
Congratulations for Game for Grenfell
Congratulations to all those at the club who did so much to make the Game for Grenfell an extraordinary success. It was a remarkable event supporting people in need which should make all QPR supporters proud of the club we support.
Ride London Football Grounds, Sept 1st 2017
We now have the details for this year’s London football charity cycle ride to support the work of Prostate Cancer UK. On 1 September join other London club fans and cycle to all the league grounds in a day, or…
Club rejects £25 reciprocal away ticket offer from Ipswich Town
Last week QPR1st Supporters’ Trust in both a private communication and a public statement called on the club to give travelling supporters a bit of new season – and Christmas – cheer by agreeing to a £25 ticket deal with…
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