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COUNTY MOVE IN

HELLENIC Premier title hopefuls Binfield have new tenants at Hill Farm Lane.
They have signed a deal to allow ambitious Thames Valley Premier League outfit Berks County to move in for the next two seasons.
The agreement will allow ambitious County, who topped the table when last season was declared void, to aim for promotion to Step 6.
County, who were formed a decade ago, will use their former home, the Ryeish Green Sports Hub, for reserve team games.
County secretary Steve Kay said: “We’re delighted to partner with Binfield FC and play at what’s clearly one of the best N...

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