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Starmer: I’ll make our game thrive

Sir Keir Starmer has vowed to make sure Non-League football ‘thrives’ if he ever becomes Prime Minister.
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SIR KEIR STARMER’S PLEDGE
By Jon Couch

FULL SUPPORT: Sir Keir Starmer is shown around AFC Rushden & Diamonds this week

SIR KEIR STARMER has vowed to make sure Non-League football ‘thrives’ if he ever becomes Prime Minister.
The Labour Party leader spoke exclusively to The Non-League Paper on Tuesday while on a visit to AFC Rushden & Diamonds in the run up to the Wellingborough by-election.
Sir Keir is a season ticket holder at Arsenal but has played football himself since the age of 10 – including for north London side Homerton Academicals – developing a strong passion for the...

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