Non-League Paper

REFRESHING STANCE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 March 2018

A WHILE back, this column warned the property developers who own Dulwich Hamlet to beware the mobilisation of supporters.
Much water, from rain and melting snow, has passed under the bridge since then and Meadow have indeed been subjected to an effective reaction by Hamlet fans – and the Non-League game beyond – protesting at the way their club has been treated. And how good to read this week a statement by Peter John, leader of Southwark Council, about “delivering much needed housing in Southwark and supporting the future of Dulwich Hamlet, which we all feel passionate ab...

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