What to find in this week’s NLP

It promises to be another action-packed weekend across Non-League and The NLP will be out as usual on Easter Sunday. Here’s what

– Champions! Adam Hinshelwood on Worthing‘s Isthmian Premier title triumph

– Just rewards: Hastings United chief Gary Elphick explains why he’s so happy for the whole club after their promotion was confirmed

– Keep it clean: Bishop’s Stortford boss Steve Smith on their remarkable defensive record

– Platform: Ashton United boss Michael Clegg wants to use their Manchester Cup success to build for next season

– New Salamis: From Sunday League to Step 4 in four seasons

– Crunch time: All the Good Friday and Easter Saturday action as the season end rapidly approaches

– National Game Awards: The build-up to the big event continues as we run the rule over potential Player and Young Player of the Year candidates

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