Countries | England |
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Founded | 1896 |
Divisions | 3 |
Number of teams | 33 |
League cup(s) | Ron Pope Cup Ashgrove Trophy Tom Cooper (2nd Division) Tom Cooper Open Trophy |
Current champions | North Kent (Premier Division) Old Addeyans (Division One) AFC Bromley (Division Two) (2010-11) |
Website | bromleyanddistrictfl.co.uk |
The Bromley and District League is a football competition based in England. It was founded in 1896 and currently has a total of 3 divisions with 33 teams. At the present time the league is not part of the English football league system as it is not a feeder league within the football pyramid.
The league is affiliated to the London Football Association and Kent County Football Association.
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The league's current member clubs are as follows:
Premier Division
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Division One
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Division Two
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Source[1]
Season | Senior Division | Division One | Division Two |
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2004-05 | New Bromleians | University of Greenwich | South East Athletic |
2005-06 | Erith 147 | Old Addeyans Reserves | AFC Mottingham Reserves |
2006-07 | Blackheath United | OPK Inferno | Biggin Hill |
2007-08 | University of Greenwich | Erith 147 Reserves | Ex-Blues Reserves |
2008-09 | AFC Mottingham | Catford Exiles | AFC Heathfield |
2009-10 | North Kent | University of Greenwich | Chislehurst Dynamoes |
2010-11 | North Kent | Old Addeyans | AFC Bromley |
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Main index: Affiliated Leagues in London
There are a number of other leagues that are affiliated to the London Football Association.
Main index: Affiliated Leagues in Kent
There are a number of other leagues that are affiliated to the Kent County Football Association.
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