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Radcliffe chairman Paul Hilton insists the Northern Premier League is in good hands for the future, having overseen a ‘golden period in NPL history’.
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THE STEP 3-4 TRIDENT LEAGUES HAND OUT THEIR ANNUAL AWARDS
By Jon Couch

AWARD WINNERS: Representatives of NPL Premier division play-off winners Marine formally collect their trophy
PICTURE: Darren murphy

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RADCLIFFE chairman Paul Hilton insists the Northern Premier League is in good hands for the future, having overseen a ‘golden period in NPL history’.
Boro ended their 37-year stay in the NPL after winning promotion to the National League North as Premier Division champions.
And speaking at the league’s AGM and awards ceremony last weekend, Hilton lavished praise on the wo...

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