Applications for promotion from Step 7 Leagues - update
Sun 8th January 2017 | Announcements | By Ian Templeman
The FA has circulated the full list of applicants for promotion from Step 7 to Step 6 leagues.
As far as our League is concerned, two clubs from our feeder Step 7 Leagues have applied:
Wythenshawe Town (Cheshire League)
Abbey Hulton United (Staffordshire County Senior League)
The clubs concerned now have to meet the required ground grading by the 31st March 2017, in order to be eligible for promotion in the event they finish in a promotion position.
At the moment, Wythenshawe Town sit in second place in the Cheshire League, three points behind league leaders Whaley Bridge, and Abbey Hulton United are ten points clear at the top of the Staffordshire County Senior League.
League Secretary John Deal said: "We are encouraged that two clubs from our feeder leagues have applied for promotion, and it now means that there is an increased likelihood that we will be relegating one or two clubs at the end of the season from Division One.
"All clubs must therefore be aware that if they do not need the required ground grading standard by 31st March, they will automatically be placed in a relegation position irrespective of their points total, and will therefore run the risk of being relegated to a Step 7 league given that we have a full complement of clubs and two applications from new clubs wishing to join us".
In all, 44 clubs from Step 7 Leagues across the country applied for promtion and the full list is as follows.
Anglian Combination
Spixworth FC
Bedfordshire County League
AFC Kempston Town & Bedford College
Cambridgeshire County League
Chatteris Town FC
Central Midlands League (North)
Clay Cross Town FC
FC Bolsover
Harworth Colliery FC
Newark Town FC
Retford FC
Central Midlands League (South) Eastwood Community FC
Hucknall Town FC
Selston FC
Sherwood Colliery FC
Cheshire League
Wythenshawe Town FC
Dorset Premier League
Swanage Town & Herston FC
Essex & Suffolk Border League Harwich & Parkeston FC
Little Oakley FC
Gloucestershire County League Bristol Telephones FC
Stonehouse Town FC
Thornbury Town FC
Humber Premier League
East Yorkshire Carnegie FC
Kent County League
Punjab United FC
Leicestershire Senior League
Bardon Hill FC
Coalville Town FC (Reserves)
Friar Lane & Epworth FC
Lutterworth Town FC
Middlesex County League
Cricklewood Wanderers FC
FC Deportivo Galicia
Kensington Dragons FC
Northern Football Alliance
Birtley Town FC
Newcastle University FC
Nottinghamshire Senior League
Clifton All Whites FC
Peterborough & District League
Netherton United FC
Pinchbeck United FC
Sheffield & Hallamshire County Senior League
Swallownest FC
Staffordshire County Senior League
Abbey Hulton United FC
Surrey Elite Intermediate League
Tooting Bec FC
Virginia Water FC
Westside FC
Wearside League
Boldon Community Association FC
Jarrow FC
Redcar Athletic FC
Richmond Town FC
Stokesly Sports Club FC
West Yorkshire League
Shelley Community FC
Applications for promotion from Step 7 Leagues - update
Sun 8th January 2017 | Announcements
By Ian Templeman
The FA has circulated the full list of applicants for promotion from Step 7 to Step 6 leagues.
As far as our League is concerned, two clubs from our feeder Step 7 Leagues have applied:
Wythenshawe Town (Cheshire League)
Abbey Hulton United (Staffordshire County Senior League)
The clubs concerned now have to meet the required ground grading by the 31st March 2017, in order to be eligible for promotion in the event they finish in a promotion position.
At the moment, Wythenshawe Town sit in second place in the Cheshire League, three points behind league leaders Whaley Bridge, and Abbey Hulton United are ten points clear at the top of the Staffordshire County Senior League.
League Secretary John Deal said: "We are encouraged that two clubs from our feeder leagues have applied for promotion, and it now means that there is an increased likelihood that we will be relegating one or two clubs at the end of the season from Division One.
"All clubs must therefore be aware that if they do not need the required ground grading standard by 31st March, they will automatically be placed in a relegation position irrespective of their points total, and will therefore run the risk of being relegated to a Step 7 league given that we have a full complement of clubs and two applications from new clubs wishing to join us".
In all, 44 clubs from Step 7 Leagues across the country applied for promtion and the full list is as follows.
Anglian Combination
Spixworth FC
Bedfordshire County League
AFC Kempston Town & Bedford College
Cambridgeshire County League
Chatteris Town FC
Central Midlands League (North)
Clay Cross Town FC
FC Bolsover
Harworth Colliery FC
Newark Town FC
Retford FC
Central Midlands League (South) Eastwood Community FC
Hucknall Town FC
Selston FC
Sherwood Colliery FC
Cheshire League
Wythenshawe Town FC
Dorset Premier League
Swanage Town & Herston FC
Essex & Suffolk Border League Harwich & Parkeston FC
Little Oakley FC
Gloucestershire County League Bristol Telephones FC
Stonehouse Town FC
Thornbury Town FC
Humber Premier League
East Yorkshire Carnegie FC
Kent County League
Punjab United FC
Leicestershire Senior League
Bardon Hill FC
Coalville Town FC (Reserves)
Friar Lane & Epworth FC
Lutterworth Town FC
Middlesex County League
Cricklewood Wanderers FC
FC Deportivo Galicia
Kensington Dragons FC
Northern Football Alliance
Birtley Town FC
Newcastle University FC
Nottinghamshire Senior League
Clifton All Whites FC
Peterborough & District League
Netherton United FC
Pinchbeck United FC
Sheffield & Hallamshire County Senior League
Swallownest FC
Staffordshire County Senior League
Abbey Hulton United FC
Surrey Elite Intermediate League
Tooting Bec FC
Virginia Water FC
Westside FC
Wearside League
Boldon Community Association FC
Jarrow FC
Redcar Athletic FC
Richmond Town FC
Stokesly Sports Club FC
West Yorkshire League
Shelley Community FC