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The league boundaries for step three and four of the non-league pyramid have been announced by the FA. A new step three central division will be created next season, which Hereford could be in should they fail to secure promotion to the National League.
Ian White has been named as the new chairman of Weymouth, saying it was something he never dreamed he would be able to do. White has been involved with the Terras for 22 years and takes over from acting-chair Alan Pepperell.
Gosport Borough have signed goalkeeper Mark Childs on loan from Eastleigh as the side look to avoid relegation from the Southern Premier. Childs is coming back from injury after damaging his ACL while on loan at Boro this time last year. He started between the stick for the league's bottom side on Saturday as they lost 1-0 at home to Stratford Town.
The campaign to raise funds to install a 3G pitch at Dorchester Town has been a success. Supporters were encourage to buy a square of the pitch for £50, which would then be matched by both the Town and County Council. After all pitch squares were sold within just three days, the club added a further 40 squares to the main stand and terraces, and these have now also been snapped up.
Billericay Town have reinstated manager Glenn Tamplin following his resignation on the weekend. Tamplin said he would sack himself should his side fail to beat Wealdstone in the FA Trophy on Saturday, with the Blues losing 5-2. But he will resume his duties until the end of the season, with a club statement saying the players have insisted Glenn stay on. Despite losing three of their last four games, Billericay are top of the Isthmian Premier Division table and are into the final of the league and county cups.
Billericay Town have reinstated manager Glenn Tamplin following his resignation on the weekend. Tamplin said he would sack himself should his side fail to beat Wealdstone in the FA Trophy on Saturday, with the Blues losing 5-2. But he will resume his duties until the end of the season, with a club statement saying the players have insisted Glenn stay on. Despite losing three of their last four games, Billericay are top of the Isthmian Premier Division table and are into the final of the league and county cups.