Non-League Paper

IT’S A HOPPY HOLIDAY

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 June 2026

THE West Lancashire League and GroundhopUK have selected the host clubs for the league’s second August Bank Holiday weekend groundhop.
After a hugely successful inaugural ‘Hop’ last season, which saw 3,484 spectators attend nine West Lancs matches over the weekend, the ‘Hop’ returns from August 28-31.
The scheduled ‘Hop’ hosts are as follows: Friday August 28 - Coppull United Saturday August 29 - Caton United, Storeys, Galgate
Sunday August 30 - Stoneclough, Eagley, Turton
Monday August 31 - Rossendale, Haslingden
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