BROMYARD Town will be playing in Division One of the West Midlands League next season.
The Herefordshire side have been relegated after a tough campaign in which they finished bottom of the Premier Division.
But Town can look forward to league derbies against Herefordshire rivals Bartestree, Hereford Lads Club and Ledbury Town.
Ledbury have a new management team following the resignation of first-team boss Paul Mann.
Captain Pete Boyle and former Pershore Town player Zac Blood are joint-managers of the New Street outfit.
Former Woofferton and Leominster Town goalkeeper Dave Cooper has been re-elected first-team manager of AFC Ludlow, who have won promotion to Division One.
Kington Town have been accepted into a new-look 18-strong Division Two which includes six new sides.
Herefordshire duo Pegasus Juniors and Wellington are in a 21-strong Premier Division, which will include Haughmond, who have been promoted from Division One.
Constitution for West Midlands League for 2014/15 season: PREMIER DIVISION (21): AFC Bridgnorth, Bewdley Town, Bilston Town (2007), Black Country Rangers, Cradley Town , Dudley Sports, Dudley Town, Ellesmere Rangers,Haughmond,PEGASUS JUNIORS, Shawbury United, Shifnal Town, Smethwick Rangers (1977), Sporting Khalsa,Wolves Casuals,W’ton Sporting, Wednesfield, WELLINGTON, Wellington Amateurs, Willenhall Town.
DIVISION ONE (17): AFC Ludlow, BARTESTREE, BROMYARD TOWN,Bustleholme,Hanwood United,HEREFORD LADS CLUB, LEDBURY TOWN, Penncroft, St Martins, Shenstone Pathfinder,Stone Old Alleynians,Team Dudley,Trysull, Wem Town,Worcester Raiders,Wrens Nest, Wyrley.
DIVISION TWO (18): Bilbrook, Darlaston Town (1874), FC Stafford, Gornal Colts, KINGTON TOWN, Mahal, Malvern Rangers,
Malvern Town Res,Newport Town,Oakengates Athletic,Penkridge Town, Red Star Alma,Sikh Hunters,Tipton Youth, Warstones Wanderers,W’ton Sporting Res,W’ton United,Wyrley Res.
Meanwhile, Phil Preedy has been named as the new manager of Ledbury Town Reserves.
Preedy will be assisted by former first-team physiotherapist Roly Welch, who takes up a coaching role.
The club's annual general meeting takes place this Sunday (June 8) at New Street from 8pm.
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