AFC to face three new teams next season

Kings Langley and Sun Postal Sports have been promoted from Division One, while Wembley have moved from the Combined Counties League.

In Division One, Crawley Green will be up against Hatfield Town and London Lions who went down from the Premier Division, plus Edgware Town.

Division Two sees three new teams for the likes of Totternhoe, Kent Athletic and The 61 FC (Luton) as they play City Colts, Clean Slate and Ealing Town.

Crawley Green Reserves and Totternhoe Reserves will play in Reserve Division One next season too after both won promotion last term.

Premier Division: AFC Dunstable, Ampthill Town, Berkhamsted, Biggleswade Utd, Cockfosters, Colney Heath, Hadley, Harefield Utd, Hertford Town, Hillingdon Borough, Hoddesdon Town, Holmer Green, Kings Langley, Leverstock Green, London Colney, London Tigers, Oxhey Jets, St Margaretsbury, Stotfold, Sun Postal Spts, Tring Athletic, Wembley.

Division One: Amersham Town, Arlesey Town Reserves, Baldock Town, Bedford, FC Broxbourne Borough, Buckingham Athletic, Chesham United Reserves, Codicote, Crawley Green, Edgware Town, Harpenden Town, Hatfield Town, Kentish Town, Langford, London Lions, Risborough Rangers, Southall, Stony Stratford Town, Welwyn Garden City, Winslow United, Wodson Park.

Division Two: Aston Clinton, Brimsdown, City Colts, Clean Slate, Ealing Town, Grendon Rangers, Hale Leys United, Kent Athletic, Mursley United, New Bradwell St Peter, Old Bradwell United, Pitstone & Ivinghoe, The 61 FC (Luton), Totternhoe, Tring Corinthians, Willen, Wolverton Town.

Reserve Division One: AFC Dunstable, Baldock Town, Cockfosters, Crawley Green, Hadley, Hoddesdon Town, Holmer Green, Kent Athletic, Kings Langley, London Colney, Oxhey Jets, Risborough Rangers, St Margaretsbury, Totternhoe, The 61 FC (Luton).