Southern FL Division One Central
Champions: Kings Langley · Promoted: Kings Langley, St Ives (play-offs)
Formerly Southern FL Division One Midlands (?–2010) · Split from Southern FL Eastern Division (1979–2006), Southern FL Western Division (1979–2006), Southern FL Division One East (2017) (2017–2018), Southern FL Division One West (2017) (2017–2018)
| Club | Stadium | City |
|---|---|---|
| AFC Rushden & Diamonds | ||
| Arlesey Town | New Lamb Meadow | Arlesey6,027 people |
| Aylesbury | The Greenfleets Stadium | Aylesbury63,273 people |
| Aylesbury United | The Meadow | Chesham23,097 people |
| Barton Rovers | Sharpenhoe Road | Barton-le-Clay4,937 people |
| Beaconsfield Town | Holloways Park | Beaconsfield12,235 people |
| Bedford Town | The New Eyrie | Cardington312 people |
| Chalfont St Peter | ||
| Egham Town | Runnymede Stadium | Egham7,310 people |
| Fleet Town | Fleet23,485 people | |
| Godalming Town | Bill Kyte Stadium | Godalming23,324 people |
| Hanwell Town | The Powerday Stadium | London8,982,000 people |
| Kings Langley | Gaywood Park | Kings Langley5,289 people |
| Leighton Town | Freed Veneers Community Stadium | Leighton Buzzard37,469 people |
| North Greenford United | Berkeley Fields | Greenford46,787 people |
| Northwood | ||
| Petersfield Town | ||
| Potters Bar Town | The Pakex Stadium | Potters Bar22,536 people |
| Royston Town | Garden Walk | Royston17,444 people |
| St Ives Town | Westwood Road | St Ives16,934 people |
| Uxbridge | Honeycroft | London8,982,000 people |
| Ware |
Sources: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), API-Football · Data sources