Welsh football reacts to Bangor City’s licence rejection
Bangor City were today refused an FAW domestic licence on appeal and thus have been consigned to plying their trade...

The JD Cymru Leagues was formed in the summer of 2020. It was the amalgamation of the Welsh Premier League, the Cymru Alliance (North Wales) and the Welsh Football League (South Wales).
The Cymru Premier is its top division whilst the Cymru North and Cymru South are its feeder leagues, standing at the second tier of Welsh football.
Bangor City were today refused an FAW domestic licence on appeal and thus have been consigned to plying their trade...
Llanelli Town will join the JD Welsh Premier League next season after seeing their appeal accepted. The Reds had initially...
The FAW have announced the decisions of the meeting of the FAW Club Licensing Appeals Body today. Connah's Quay Nomads and...
A current Welsh Premier League manager, alongside those who have managed in the Welsh top flight, have been linked with...
Long-serving manager Laurence Owen will leave the dugout at The Causeway at the end of the season, after confirming his...