DIRECTORS and shareholders at Weymouth FC will converge on the Bob Lucas Stadium at high noon on June 30 for the club's Annual General Meeting.

It will be the first such meeting since Nigel Biddlecombe took over the Terras from the Rolls family back in February.

A club statement reads: “The main business of the meeting will be the formal re-election of the interim board, the adoption of accounts and the adoption of the following resolution - This Annual General Meeting agrees that the Articles of Association be changed to allow the following provisions pertaining to the Community Trust (The Trust): “The Trust holds all unsold shares in the Company.

“The shares held by The Trust are non-voting shares until sold.

“The maximum shareholding of any one person or entity shall be 7.5 per cent.

“The Weymouth Football Club Supporters Association (or any successor of that group) will be exempt from the 7.5 per cent shareholding limit.

“A full agenda, copies of the accounts and form of proxy are available from the secretary by email at biddie@weymuff.com or from the office at the Bob Lucas Stadium.

“Agendas and copies of the accounts will be available on the day for those intending to attend in person.

“Please note that, whilst not a requirement, the club would appreciate an indication of numbers expected to attend and would ask that those intending to do so notify us in the manner above, if possible.”

Currently the interim board consists of Nigel Biddlecombe, Mark Coleman, Alan Pepperell, Ralph Ricardo, Steve Taylor, Tony Greaves and Tony McDonnell.

With the exception of McDonnell, who is stepping down due to work commitments, all have offered themselves for re-election but all nominees will need to be proposed and seconded before the meeting can vote on their appointment.

A maximum of eight directors can be appointed.