THE Southern League wrapped up another eventful and entertaining season with their annual dinner and awards evening at The Chesford Grange in Kenilworth last Saturday.
Premier Division Central champions Tamworth, runners-up Coalville Town and play-off winners Rushall Olympic were honoured, as to their counterparts in Premier Division South – Weston-super-Mare, Bracknell Town and Truro City.
Taking the plaudits in Division One Central were winners Berkhamsted, runners-up Biggleswade FC and play-off victors Didcot Town. They were joined by Division One South duo AFC Totton, who won the league, and Sholing, who finished runners-up before winning the play-offs.
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