World Suicide Prevention Day

Every year on 10 September mental health organisations around the world support World Suicide Prevention Day. The purpose of this day is to raise awareness around the globe that suicide can be prevented. We are pleased that QPR is supporting this initiative today by promoting The Samaritans and its Real

Mike Ferguson RIP

QPR1st were saddened to hear today the Mike Ferguson has passed away at the age of 76. Mike played for the R’s between 1969 and 1973 including a period as captain and was inducted into the Forever R’s club last season. He is fondly remembered by supporters who saw him

Bury FC

QPR1st wishes to offer sympathy to the fans and employees of Bury Football Club. As a Supporters Trust we are part of a national movement that believes that Football clubs should be recognised and protected as vital community assets. Unfortunately as we know from QPR’s own history, clubs are too

Justin Edinburgh R.I.P

We are saddened and shocked to hear of the passing of Justin Edinburgh, aged 49. Our condolences and thoughts go out to his family and friends as well as everyone that worked alongside Justin at Orient. One Orient supporter said: “It is hard to explain how much this man lifted

Policing and stewarding

The Football Supporters Federation is asking London football supporters for their views on policing and stewarding. Views gathered will inform the work of a newly established Independent Advisory Group working with the police on football issues in London. The Group includes representatives of supporters’ trusts, including QPR1st. Please fill in

Fans’ Fare Petition

Too many games have their dates changed to suit the TV companies. The Football Supporters Federation is supporting a petition started by Tooting MP  Rosena Allin-Khan calling for a scheme to ensure supporters  would not have to pay more for train tickets if their fixture was changed. That sounds like

R.I.P Matthew Brazier

It is with sadness that we learned today that Matthew Brazier passed away yesterday following a battle against Non-Hodgkin Follicular Lymphoma. Matthew made 49 appearances for QPR between 1994 and 1998 before moving on to Fulham, Cardiff City and finally Leyton Orient. Our condolences go out to his family and