West Lancashire Football League - Member Clubs Progressing To Higher Standard Leagues

Member Clubs Progressing To Higher Standard Leagues

Club Left League Comments
Blackpool Mechanics 1962 Left to join the Lancashire Combination. Currently play in North West Counties League Premier Division and now known as AFC Blackpool.
Blackpool Wren Rovers 1972 Left to join the Lancashire Combination, and later played in the North West Counties League. Now back playing in the West Lancashire League.
Colne Dynamoes 1975 Left to join the Lancashire Combination, and later played in the North West Counties League and the Northern Premier League. Folded in 1990.
Holker Old Boys 1991 Left to join the North West Counties League. Currently play in North West Counties Football League First Division.
Squires Gate 1991 Left to join the North West Counties League. Currently play in North West Counties Football League Premier Division.
Nelson 1992 Returned to the North West Counties League. Resigned from the North West Counties Football League Premier Division in 2010. Applied for 2011–12 membership of NWCFL.
Padiham 2000 Returned to the North West Counties League. Currently play in North West Counties Football League Premier Division.
Kirkham & Wesham 2007 Left to join the North West Counties League. Currently play in Northern Premier League Division One North, and now known as AFC Fylde.
Barnoldswick Town 2009 Left to join the North West Counties League. Currently play in North West Counties Football League Premier Division.
AFC Darwen 2010 Returned to the North West Counties League. Currently play in North West Counties Football League First Division.

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