The London and South East Merit League is a rugby league competition founded in 1965. It is also known as the London League (LL), London, South and East Merit League, London Amateur Rugby League (LARL) and London Merit League (LML).
It is now one of four feeder leagues for the Rugby League Conference (RLC). There is also a London Junior League for youth teams.
Read more about London, South And East Merit League: Structure, History, Rugby League Conference Pyramid, Participating Teams, Participating Teams By Season, Teams Joining The Rugby League Conference, Winners, Second Division, Third Division, London League Bowl Winners, London League Cup, Plate Winners, 7s (Keith Macklin Trophy), 7s (Ealing Plate), Gordon Anderton Memorial Trophy, Southern Cup
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