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 Women's Football News 24 Jun 2009
 
The South West Women's League has undergone a restructuring after the member clubs voted in favour at the AGM recently.
 
The league has gone away from the old North and South divisions and opted for a more manageable East/West format. They also decided that, with 32 member clubs, the Premier Division would now consist of the full 12 teams.
 
Four teams are therefore promoted to the Premier Division, North and South Champions Chippenham Town and Saltash Utd are joined by Oldland Abbotonians and Weymouth.
 
Cleeve West Town, Forest Green Rovers Res and Nailsea Utd enter Division One East whilst new to the West division are Roche, Marjons Old Suttonians, Falmouth Town and Yeovil Town Res.
 
The 2009-10 league constitution:
 
PREMIER DIVISION DIVISION ONE EAST DIVISION ONE WEST
Bristol Ladies Union Bishop's Lydeard Bude Town
Cheltenham Town Cirencester Town Falmouth Town
Chippenham Town Cleeve West Town Launceston
Frome Town Downend Flyers Marjons Old Suttonians
Gloucester City Forest Green Rovers Res Newquay Res
Larkhall Athletic Keynsham Town Dev'ment Plymouth Argyle Res
Oldland Abbotonians Nailsea Utd Roche
Poole Town Swindon Spitfires Torpoint Athletic
Saltash Utd Swindon Town Res Totnes & Dartington SC
Stoke Lane Athletic Weston St Johns Res Yeovil Town Res
Taunton Town
Weymouth

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
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