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  Maidstone United

  About The Homelands The Homelands is home to both Maidstone United and Ashford Town.  Fifteen years ago the stadium hosted Ashford’s...

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  Maidenhead United

  About York Road York Road has been the home ground of Maidenhead United F.C. since 1871 and is acknowledged by the...

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  Lowestoft Town FC

  About Crown Meadow An “Old School” ground is how you could describe Crown Meadow, with one large main stand, slightly set...

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  Lordswood FC

  About Martyn Grove A very pleasant little ground, with woodland at one end and other pitches all around. The club are...

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  Lincoln United

  About Ashby Avenue Ashby Avenue, or the NTR Stadium as it is currently known, is a very pleasant non-league ground.  It...

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  Lincoln Moorlands Railway FC

  er Division where they have played ever since.  The original Moorlands club were formed in 1989 and can claim the Central...

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  Lewes

  About the Dripping Pan – Capacity 3,000 (600 Seats) Thanks to Lewes FC for providing the following information on the ground:...

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  Leiston FC

  About Victory Road It’s only been two years since Leiston made the jump from the Eastern Counties League and consequently Victory...

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  Leek Town

  About Harrison Park The club moved to Harrison Park in 1946 when the club was formed.  Over the years various parts...

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  Leatherhead FC

  About Fetcham Grove Leatherhead’s ground is a perfect non league venue – old rambling stands, a decent bar and hospitable fans....

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