Non-League Paper

DUCKS MAKE TOWN SWITCH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 June 2026

AYLESBURY United are set to be on the move at the start of the coming season.
The Southern Division One Central outfit are tenants at National League South side Chesham United’s Meadow home, but will begin the campaign playing their home matches at divisional rivals Beaconsfield Town.
That’s due to ongoing pitch improvement works at Chesham.
In a statement, the Ducks said: “Aylesbury United FC can confirm that, following major pitch renovations at The Meadow during the close season, the club has entered into a short term ground-sharing agreement with Beaconsfiel...

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