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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