Shropshire County Premier Football League

It was dissolved in May 2012 and all member clubs transferred to a new, larger Mercian Regional Football League for the 2012–13 season.

[5] The grounds of several teams in the league, most notably Brown Clee, were featured in David Bauckham's book Dugouts, which noted the high frequency of dugouts with lockable doors which are also used for storage, a feature seemingly unique to clubs in Shropshire.

[6] All scores of the league's Saturday afternoon games were read out on BBC Radio Shropshire, around an hour after full-time.

†Began the season playing at RAF Shawbury's "Dawsons Rough" pitch, but moved to Springfield in October 2011.

Wellington Amateurs Reserves were the Division One 2010–11 season champions, while Church Stretton Town came second, and Clee Hill United finished bottom with just 7 points.

[5] Being a feeder to the County League, the Shropshire Alliance was effectively at level 15 of the English football pyramid.

Church Stretton v Newport in the 2011–12 season, at Russell's Meadow – fixed posts around the pitch and dugouts are ground requirements for teams in the Premier Division.
A number of teams use grounds of higher-league clubs, especially the reserve sides; shown here is Park Hall, home ground of TNS .
The Shropshire Alliance's logo