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North West Counties League

The North West Counties League is a football league in the north west of England, currently better known as the North West Trains League after its main sponsor.

The league was formed in 1982 by an expansion of the Cheshire County League, and now covers most of the North West England region, from Stoke-on-Trent up to the Lake District. It is one of the three feeder leagues to the Northern Premier League, alongside the Northern League and the Northern Counties East League.

The only club to have played in the North West Counties League every season since its inception is St Helens Town.

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Table of contents

1 Member Clubs, 2003-04 1.1 Division 1 1.2 Division 2

Member Clubs, 2003-04

Division 1

• Abbey Hey
• Alsager Town
• Atherton Collieries
• Atherton LR
• Bacup Borough
• Clitheroe
• Congleton Town
• Curzon Ashton
• Fleetwood Town
• Glossop North End
• Mossley
• Nantwich Town
• Newcastle Town
• Ramsbottom United
• Salford City
• Skelmersdale United
• Squires Gate
• St Helens Town
• Stone Dominoes
• Trafford
• Warrington Town
• Woodley Sports

Division 2

• Ashton Town
• Blackpool Mechanics
• Castleton Gabriels
• Chadderton
• Cheadle Town
• Colne
• Daisy Hill
• Darwen
• Eccleshall
• Flixton
• Formby
• Great Harwood Town
• Holker Old Boys
• Leek CSOB
• Maine Road
• Nelson
• Norton United
• Oldham Town
• Padiham
• Winsford United

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