Non-League Paper

TOWN ARE ‘LUCKY’ TO LIMIT COST

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 March 2020

By Ken Gaunt

GOOD OLD DAYS: Basingstoke Town were forced out of their Camrose ground

HOMELESS Basingstoke Town are one of the few clubs actually saving money during the coronavirus lockdown.
Vice-chairman and finance expert Kevin White says the club, who groundshare with neighbours and rivals Winchester City, are “lucky” as their outgoings during the coronavirus pandemic have been reduced.
The Dragons are on a downward spiral and went into the enforced break lying second bottom of Bet- Victor Southern League Division One South.
They were forced to quit the Camrose in the summ...

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