Category: <span>News</span>

Why is 26th June important?

First, because the EFL will release the 2025/26 fixture list, including confirmation of the first stages of the Carabao Cup and the Vertu Trophy.

Secondly , because the Annual General Meeting of our Trust will be held. There are six Trust Board Members to elect, accounts and reports for last year to be reviewed, minutes of the previous meeting to be approved and three other resolutions to be considered. Please click here for full details, including confirmation of the action that you should take if you (i) would like to attend online or (ii) can’t attend, but would like to be represented by a proxy.

Trust Reps on the Radio

Rob Bradley and Biff Bean will both be on LCR from 11am this morning talking all things Trust and Rob’s new book, Imposter.

You can listen to the station live from this link.

More Extra Time Hub venues

Two extra venues have been added for the Extra Time Hub initiative run by our permanent charity partner, Lincoln City Foundation. Please click here for updated details of the sessions targeted at people who are retired, semi-retired or approaching retirement.

Fan Elected Director Phil Scrafton tours Pre Season Stadium

Phil Scrafton, our Fan Elected Director was keen to accept an offer by Damian Froggatt to have a look around the LNER to see ongoing work and investment. Now that the resurfacing and traffic, pedestrian and cycle infrastructure is completed along Sincil Bank, which improves accessibility and alleviates some of the flood risk issues, investment is well underway at the Community Hub to deliver the Gateway project. This will deliver major environmental improvements at the stadium arrival point with properly surfaced car parking, cycle parking and EV charging within a carefully designed lit and landscaped setting. 

Enhancements in the ground focus on improved catering facilities for home and away supporters as well as further improvements to accommodate disabled away fans. 

Sadly, for now at least, the unbelievably manicured turf that we saw on the last day of the season is no more as the annual service and resurfacing work is underway in preparation for a perfect playing pitch for the beginning of next season. 

There are a few changes that fans will notice and all are aimed at continually improving things for everyone who visits the stadium. 

Thanks to Damian and Up The Imps!

Nearly £400 raised in Memorabilia Sale

The Red Imps Community Trust are delighted to announce that £387.33 was raised at our recent Memorabilia Sale at the pod and we would like to thank those who donated as well as those that bought some pretty rare Imps related items.

This money will be donated to the Lincoln City Foundation, one of our ongoing charity partners.

Trust to help fight Against Bowel Cancer

The Red Imps Community Trust and Trust Community Engagement Lead Biff Bean looks forward to working alongside Conor Broughton from the NHS Bowel Cancer Screening Team and promote the importance of getting screened every 2 years for those who are 50 to 74.

Conor will be coming to the RICT Pod in the Fan Village at a future home game.

Seated Chair Exercise Classes

Please click here for updated details of one of the initiatives of our permanent charity partner, Lincoln City Foundation: Moorland Community Centre has been added as a new alternative venue for the popular Seated Chair Exercise Classes.

Where Will We Finish Competition Winners Announced

We had five entries correctly predict the Imps would finish eleventh in L1 in our competition.

Drawn out the Trust bucket hat is Charli Chmylowskyj and Karen Gurney who’s joint entry was spot on! A £50 Imps voucher is on its way!