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HINCKLEY TO LEAVE FOR NEW STADIUM

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 April 2018

By Jon Couch
MIDLAND League Division One club Hinckley AFC are to leave their St John’s Park for a new home ground next season.
The move brings an end to a four-year association with Heather St John’s which has served the club well since its inception in January 2014.
Hinckley secretary Ray Baggott told the club’s website: “We’d like to extend a huge thank you to everyone at Heather for the last four years.
“As the last of four successful seasons as your tenants draws to a close, we wanted to say a few words on behalf of all the Hinckley AFC fans, members...

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