Non-League Paper

PENN PEN A BRAND NEW GROUNDSHARE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 April 2018

PENN & Tylers Green will be able to remain members of the Hellenic League next season after agreeing to move in with Amersham Town.
The Spartan South Midlands League Division Two outfit have agreed to allow the Division One East outfit to play at Spratleys Meadow next season.
Penn & Tylers Green were dealt a crushing blow in February when Chiltern District Council’s planning committee rejected their application for floodlights, on the grounds that they would impact on nearby cottages.
The decision mean that the club would lose their Step 6 status.
However, the groundshare deal...

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