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NATIONAL LEAGUE N + S IN BRIEF

THREE of Hampton & Richmond Borough’s team that made the National League South play-offs last season have signed up for next term.
The Beavers were beaten by eventual promotion winners Ebbsfleet in the semi-finals but have made a promising start to their summer preparations.
Striker Duncan Culley and defenders Tom Jelley and Nathan Collier have all agreed to remain at the club for next season
Boss Paul Dowson said: “There’ll be more signings like this during the summer. We’re ticking along nicely.”
CHELMSFORD CITY have signed experienced striker Lee Barnard...

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