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TOWN ARE UP AND RUNNING

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 July 2024

NEWLY-FORMED Nuneaton Town have raised almost £2,000 through public donations to cover their start-up costs for their debut season in Midland League Division One.
The club, who are part-owned by fans after being set up as a Community Interest Company in April in response to the collapse of Nuneaton Borough three months before, have launched a crowdfunding appeal to help raise £6,000.
While Town’s business partners have pledged an initial £6,000, the appeal will help cover the costs of kit, physio equipment, training venue hire, legal fees, hospitality, insuranc...

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