Non-League Paper

VILLAGE PEOPLE REAP THE REWARD

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 April 2017

By Jon Couch
HARTLEY WINTNEY chair man Luke Mullen has hailed a “huge community effort” after the club were given the green light to play Step 4 football next season for the first time in their history.
Last week’s goalless draw at Chertsey Town was sufficient to land them the Combined Counties Premier championship for a second year running.
And that prompted double celebrations when the Hampshire village club were told that recent ground improvements have earned them the necessary E grade for promotion to the Southern League.
Hartley were denied promotion 12 months ago af...

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