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All-conquering Marigolds aim to clean up with a fab 4!

If it’s a leisurely stroll by the sea you require to soak in the Spring sunshine then perhaps Littlehampton is the place to be this afternoon.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 May 2022

BUILDBASE FA VASE FINAL: LITTLEHAMPTON TOWN
By JON COUCH

CHAMPIONS: Littlehampton celebrate winning the Southern Combination after beating Bexhill last month
PICTURE: Graham Scambler

NEWPORT PAGNELL v LITTLEHAMPTON TOWN
Kick-off 12.15pm

WEM-GLEE: Littlehampton after beating Loughborough Uni

IF IT’S a leisurely stroll by the sea you require to soak in the Spring sunshine then perhaps Littlehampton is the place to be this afternoon.
Famed for its award-winning beaches and pleasure harbour, it’s a popular spot on the south coast for anyone who fancies getting away for a while. But i...

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