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CHANGE IS BEST FOR THE SOUTH & WEST

Steve HILL
By Matt Badcock

THE Football Association have announced a period of consultation on a proposal to adjust the structure at Step 5 and 6 in the south west.
The Western League and South West Peninsula League made representations following the National League System restructure that came in last year because of the travelling impact on a number of clubs in the region, especially at Step 5.
The matter came to a head last month when Keynsham Town said they could not fulfil their 396-mile round midweek trip to Mousehole in the Western League due to costs and logistical issues. Keyn...

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