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IT’S OFFICIAL! FOUR FROM THREE DO FIT

BOSTIK SOUTH CENTRAL, NORTH, SOUTH EAST

FOLLOWING the big restructuring of the Non-League Pyramid, the Bostik League will be running with an added division this season, at Step 4, which has spiced up the competition.
The North division remains but the South has been divided into two, becoming South Central and South East.
The South Central welcomes 13 new teams into the Bostik family with FC Romania, promotion winners from the Essex Senior League, one to watch.
Hayes and Yeading were transferred from the Southern League East and look good for another play-off push, but will have to do it wi...

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