Southern FL Division One Central
Champions: Bedford Town · Promoted: Bedford Town, North Leigh (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 | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wantage Town | Alfredian Parkopened 1892 | Wantage13,103 people | 1,500 |
| Capacity not recorded yet | |||
| AFC Dunstable | Creasey Park | Dunstable40,699 people | – |
| Aylesbury United | The Meadow | Chesham23,097 people | – |
| Barton Rovers | Sharpenhoe Road | Barton-le-Clay4,937 people | – |
| Bedford Town | The New Eyrie | Cardington312 people | – |
| Berkhamsted | Broadwater | Berkhamsted18,781 people | – |
| Biggleswade | The Eyrie | Cardington312 people | – |
| Colney Heath | Colney Heath6,267 people | – | |
| Didcot Town | Loop Meadow Stadium | Didcot32,186 people | – |
| FC Romania | – | ||
| Harlow Town | The Harlow Arena | Harlow82,059 people | – |
| Hertford Town | Hertingfordbury Park | Hertford | – |
| Kempston Rovers | – | ||
| Kidlington | Yarnton Road | Kidlington13,596 people | – |
| North Leigh | Eynsham Park | North Leigh2,127 people | – |
| St Neots Town | Rowley Park Stadium | St Neots33,103 people | – |
| Thame United | – | ||
| Waltham Abbey | Capershotts | Waltham Abbey22,859 people | – |
| Ware | – | ||
| Welwyn Garden City | Herns Way | Welwyn Garden City51,505 people | – |
Sources: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), API-Football · Data sources