Latest Division 1 Central News

EVO-STIK League Southern Farnborough have been given the green light for promotion by the Football Association after passing their latest ground-grading inspection at Cherrywood Road.

Ashford Town have launched a new book chronicling the proud history of the EVO-STIK League Southern's Tangerines.

Hanwell Town's fans and visiting supporters needn't worry about the drinking the EVO-STIK League Southern club's bar dry after the signing a supply and sponsorship deal with brewing giants Molson Coors.

Aylesbury United's Ollie Hogg is on the mend after he was first feared to have broken a leg in Saturday's abandoned EVO-STIK League Southern clash with Marlow.

New Kidlington Town boss Julian McCalmon was delighted to see brotherly love paying big dividends on Saturday in the EVO-STIK League Southern.

Kidlington's caretaker manager Jermaine McSporran will be without central defender Charlie Wise in the EVO-STIK League this weekend after he was hurt in his first game at the helm.

Kidlington have started the hunt to replace Martin Wilkinson after he stood down at the EVO-STIK League Southern's Greens.

Ashford Town skipper Russell Canderton is looking forward to reaching his next playing milestone for the EVO-STIK League Southern's Tangerines after making his six hundredth appearance for the Middlesex club.

New Petersfield Town manager Andy Neal is a man on a mission to preserve the club's EVO-STIK League Southern status.

Royston manager Steve Castle was already warning his players about the dangers of a slow start to their EVO-STIK League Southern campaign before their stalemate with Kidlington on the opening day of the season.

Farnborough have high hopes of bouncing back at the first attempt in the EVO-STIK League Southern next season after being relegated last term despite finishing above the drop zone before their switch from Ryman League this summer.

EVO-STIK League Southern Potters Bar Town are offering a free season ticket to supporters for a third consecutive season after seeing a healthy rise in attendances.