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ALLOTMENT OFFERED SEED OF HOPE

WEST Allotment Celtic look set to fight another day after landlords the Northumberland FA agreed to help them move to a new home.
The club resigned from the top flight of the Ebac Northern League after the county FA, who own Celtic’s Whitley Park ground in Benton, and whose offices overlook the ground, imposed a whopping 67% recent increase to £7,500 a year.
However, recent talks between both sides have reached an “amicable conclusion,” said a statement from the county FA. Chief executive officer John Ackerley said: “We have been in communication with West Allo...

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