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South Division
Coming from the Nottinghamshire Senior League are former NSL champions Selston and Keyworth United – who have been a part of the NSL since its inception back in 2004.

Making the move across from the North Division are Clay Cross Town, who finished last season in third, along with Sherwood Colliery who finished the 2014/15 campaign in 17th (second from bottom).

Newark Alliance Division One outfit Collingham, who finished seventh in their respective division, have also made the move to the CMFL South.

Meanwhile, Reserve Supreme champions Matlock Town Reserves have been promoted into the South Division.

The full South Division Constitution is as follows:
Belper United
Blidworth Welfare
Bulwell
Clay Cross Town
Collingham
Eastwood Community
Holbrook St Michaels
Hucknall Rolls Leisure
Hucknall Town
Keyworth United
Linby Colliery Welfare
Matlock Town Reserves
Mickleover RBL
Pinxton
Sherwood Colliery
Selston
Southwell City
Swanwick Pentrich Road

North Division
As mentioned earlier, Clay Cross Town and Sherwood Colliery have left the CMFL North and moved across to the CMFL South Division.

Yorkshire Football League champions Riccall United will be switching to the North Division.

Along with Riccall will be newly formed club Retford FC.

Meanwhile, Reserve Supreme runners-up Dronfield Town Reserves have been promoted and will be the second reserve side in the CMFL’s top divisions.

The full North Division constitution is as follows:
Appleby Frodingham
Askern
Bentley Colliery
Bilsthorpe
Brodsworth Welfare
Dinnington Town
Dronfield Town Reserves
Easington United
Glapwell
Harworth Colliery
Newark Town
Ollerton Town
Phoenix
Retford
Riccall United
Thorne Colliery
Thoresby Colliery Welfare
Welbeck Welfare