Combined Counties Football League - List of Champions

List of Champions

For the 1978–79 season the league was known as the Home Counties League.

Season Champions
1978–79 British Aerospace (Weybridge)
1979–80 Guildford & Worplesdon
1980–81 Malden Town

For the 1981–82 season the league expanded to two divisions.

Season Western Division Eastern Division Championship Playoff
1981–82 Ash United Malden Town Ash United won 3–0

For the 1982–83 season the league reverted to a single division.

Season Champions
1982–83 Hartley Wintney
1983–84 Godalming Town
1984–85 Malden Vale
1985–86 British Aerospace (Weybridge)
1986–87 Ash United
1987–88 British Aerospace (Weybridge)
1988–89 British Aerospace (Weybridge)
1989–90 Chipstead
1990–91 Farnham Town
1991–92 Farnham Town
1992–93 Peppard
1993–94 Peppard
1994–95 Ashford Town (Middx)
1995–96 Ashford Town (Middx)
1996–97 Ashford Town (Middx)
1997–98 Ashford Town (Middx)
1998–99 Ash United
1999-00 Ashford Town (Middx)
2000–01 Cove
2001–02 AFC Wallingford
2002–03 Withdean 2000

For the 2003–04 season Division One was added formed mainly of clubs from the Surrey County Senior League.

Season Premier Division Division One
2003–04 AFC Wimbledon AFC Guildford
2004–05 Walton Casuals Coney Hall
2005–06 Godalming Town Warlingham
2006–07 Chipstead Farnham Town
2007–08 Merstham Staines Lammas
2008–09 Bedfont Green Staines Lammas
2009–10 North Greenford United Mole Valley SCR
2010–11 Guildford City Worcester Park
2011-12 Guildford City Guernsey

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