Non-League Paper

CANARIES SINGING FOR THE TRUSTEES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 January 2021

HITCHIN TOWN have thanked their landlords the Cow Commoners Trust after they waived their rent for a fourth quarter.
The Pitching In Southern League Premier Central club say the understanding shown through the pandemic by the trustees as they contend with dried up revenue streams. Hitchin managing director Andy Melvin said: ‘’The Cow Commoners are now proving to be the perfect landlords and I cannot thank them enough for being so helpful. “The trustees have understood the severe financial problems the Covid pandemic has caused and have acted to help the club in the best wa...

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