Pyramid reorganisation at Southern/Isthmian/Northern level for 2018/19 season

I've not quite got my lobes around how it's actually going to look yet, but it appears that they'll be reorganising steps 3 and 4 of non-league next season, and there will now be four feeder leagues supplying the National North and South rather than the current three from the 2018/19 season. It's intended to make the travelling and scheduling easier for the clubs, but I don't know what the geographic make up is likely to be just yet.

Here's the story on the Southern League site. Anyone know anything more?

http://www.evostikleaguesouthern.co.uk/southern-chosen-to-run-new-division-36644

Much less chance of us being relegated this season then.

I had'nt realised people had been agitating for this as on the face of it it seems a rubbish idea. Most of the teams in the league already struggle to make ends meet and being in a higher division just adds costs for smaller clubs. Expanding the number of divisions will logically make each league weaker.

Struggling to see the positive here.

and the plot thickens

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