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Non-League Paper sets sights on new season with six of the best!

The season’s final promotion parties and Wembley showdown between Harrogate Town and Notts County kick off another action-packed Non-League Paper as football’s return gathers pace!

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The season’s final promotion parties and Wembley showdown between Harrogate Town and Notts County kick off another action-packed Non-League Paper as football’s return gathers pace!
Enjoy reports, pictures, stats and reaction after Altrincham and Weymouth claimed their places at Non-League’s top table in Saturday’s National League Step 2 promotion finals, together with interviews and news from both camps before Sunday’s National League promotion final saw Harrogate Town follow champions Barrow into the English Football League.
Elsewhere among 32-pages of the latest Non-League news, big interviews and exclusive features and columnists, find out who made the cut as BT Sport pundit Adam Virgo picks his top XI of the season before going back in time to remember when the students of Team Bath became masters of their art.
Leicester and England star Jamie Vardy is officially anointed as The NLP’s latest Non-League Icon, Billericay Town’s ex-Brighton striker Jake Robinson picks his ‘Dream Team’ and Peter Adeniyi hails Mark Goldberg and Gavin Rose as two of  Non-League’s ‘Greatest Gaffers’.


Make sure you get your copy of The Non-League Paper this weekend for all of the above and much more!
In print and online 24/7 as a full digital replica since midnight on Saturday, The NLP’s news pages are the only place to stay informed and entertained while getting the big picture from across Non-League in one place.
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