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Hungerford Town in favour of finishing the National League South season
Clubs across the National League system are voting on the outcome of the campaign
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HUNGERFORD Town chairman Patrick Chambers is confident that the National League South campaign will be able to finish, despite issues with government funding.
As a result of this, the National League system (Premier, North and South) has been told it has until February 28 to vote on the outcome of the current season.
The 66 clubs across the three divisions have to decide whether they want to continue, with the option of low interest loans, or null and void the leagues.
Hungerford Town chairman Patrick Chambers concerned as league season could be cancelled
The government have announced non-league clubs may have to loan money to continue
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HUNGERFORD Town chairman Patrick Chambers has been left frustrated with the way the funding for the National League has been handled.
Clubs across the National League system (Premier, North and South) started their league campaigns in October after receiving £10m in grants from the Government.
But after a number of recent board meetings, it was announced that the next installment of funding would be given out as loans rather than grants.
As a result of the news, the vast majority of clubs opted to suspend the North and South divisions for two weeks in the hope that the issues can be resolved.
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UPDATE: Authorities arrest alleged abuser who set woman s car on fire
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BATON ROUGE - A Baton Rouge man has been booked into the Parish Prison after allegedly setting a woman s car on fire near her home where she and her children were sleeping.
The Baton Rouge Fire Department believes Patrick Chambers, 34, set the victim s car on fire Nov. 25 at her home on Richardson Drive.
The victim said she was awoken by an explosion around 4 a.m. that morning and found her vehicle on fire under her car port. The woman said the fire was raging right next to her home, prompting her to flee the house with her four kids.