Combined Counties Premier North
England- Verified against Wikipedia
Champions: Flackwell Heath · Promoted: Flackwell Heath, Rayners Lane (play-offs)
Split from Combined Counties Premier Division (2004–2021)
| Club | Stadium | City |
|---|---|---|
| Ardley United | The Playing Fields | Ardley743 people |
| Bedfont Sports | Bedfont Recreation Ground | Bedfont |
| Broadfields United | ||
| Burnham | ||
| Chalfont St Peter | ||
| Edgware Town | ||
| Egham Town | Runnymede Stadium | Egham7,310 people |
| Flackwell Heath | Wilks Park | Flackwell Heath5,900 people |
| Harefield United | Preston Park | Harefield7,399 people |
| Hilltop | Hendon35,874 people | |
| Holyport | Summerleaze Village | Maidenhead63,580 people |
| Milton United | ||
| North Greenford United | Berkeley Fields | Greenford46,787 people |
| Rayners Lane | ||
| Reading City | ||
| Risborough Rangers | The KAMTECH Stadium | Princes Risborough8,547 people |
| Virginia Water | Chertsey15,967 people | |
| Wallingford & Crowmarsh | Hithercroft | Wallingford8,351 people |
| Wembley | Wembley Park tube stationopened 1893 | Wembley90,045 people |
| Wokingham Town | Lowther Road | Wokingham38,286 people |
Sources: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), API-Football · Data sources