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Football Conference

2006-2015

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National League

2015-present

The Football Conference became the National League on 6 June 2015, rebranding the divisions to the Vanarama National League, Vanarama National League North and Vanarama National League South.^[1]

With Sponsorship of Vanarama

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References

↑ Change of National League

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National League

National League:
Aldershot Town | Altrincham | Barnet | Boreham Wood | Bromley | Chesterfield | Dagenham & Redbridge | Dorking Wanderers | Eastleigh | FC Halifax Town | Gateshead | Maidenhead United | Maidstone United | Notts County | Oldham Athletic | Scunthorpe United | Solihull Moors | Southend United | Torquay United | Wealdstone | Woking | Wrexham | Yeovil Town | York City

National League North:
AFC Fylde | AFC Telford United | Alfreton Town | Banbury United | Blyth Spartans | Boston United | Brackley Town | Bradford Park Avenue | Buxton | Chester | Chorley | Curzon Ashton | Darlington | Farsley Celtic | Gloucester City | Hereford | Kettering Town | Kidderminster Harriers | King's Lynn Town | Leamington | Peterborough Sports | Scarborough Athletic | Southport | Spennymoor Town

National League South:
Bath City | Braintree Town | Chelmsford City | Cheshunt FC | Chippenham Town | Concord Rangers | Dartford | Dover Athletic | Dulwich Hamlet | Eastbourne Borough | Ebbsfleet United | Farnborough FC | Hampton & Richmond | Havant & Waterlooville | Hemel Hempstead Town | Hungerford Town | Oxford City | Slough Town | St Albans City | Taunton Town | Tonbridge Angels | Welling United | Weymouth | Worthing FC

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