Southern FL Premier Division

Champions: Poole Town · Promoted: Poole, Hungerford (play-offs)

Defunct · last season 2017-18

Club	Stadium	City	Capacity
Weymouth	Bob Lucas Stadiumopened 1987	Weymouth53,046 people	6,600
Bideford	The Sports Ground	Bideford18,196 people	6,000
Dorchester Town	The Avenue Stadiumopened 1990	Dorchester21,358 people	5,009
Histon	Bridge Roadopened 1962	Impington4,198 people	4,300
Capacity not recorded yet
Bedworth United		Bedworth31,090 people	–
Biggleswade Town	Langford Road	Biggleswade22,541 people	–
Cambridge City	Sawston Community Stadium	Sawston7,271 people	–
Chesham United		Chesham23,097 people	–
Chippenham Town	Hardenhuish Park Cricket Ground	Chippenham36,762 people	–
Cirencester Town	Corinium Stadium	Cirencester20,185 people	–
Dunstable Town			–
Frome Town	AlderSmith Stadium	Frome28,567 people	–
Hitchin Town	Top Field and Cozens Grove	Hitchin34,266 people	–
Hungerford Town	Bulpit Lane	Hungerford5,866 people	–
Kettering Town	Latimer Park	Burton Latimer10,440 people	–
King's Lynn Town		King's Lynn42,800 people	–
Leamington	Your Co-op Community Stadium	Leamington Spa50,699 people	–
Merthyr Town	Penydarren Park	Merthyr Tydfil	–
Paulton Rovers	First 4 Pools Stadium	Paulton6,503 people	–
Poole Town	Tatnam Ground	Poole144,800 people	–
Redditch United	The Valley Stadium	Redditch81,919 people	–
Slough Town	Arbour Park	Slough119,070 people	–
St Neots Town	Rowley Park Stadium	St Neots33,103 people	–
Stratford Town	The Arden Garages Stadium	Stratford-upon-Avon30,495 people	–