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DEFENDER Jake Hutchings has left Leiston and looks set to join league rivals Merstham.
Hutchings, who joined the Blues from Grays Athletic in October, has been forced to leave Victory Park due to a change in personal cirucmstances.
Leiston boss Glenn Driver said: “I’m sure Jake will progress through the leagues and I can certainly see him playing higher but moving to Stevenage meant he was unable to make training and midweek fixtures.”

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