Following Louth Town's resignation from the Toolstation NCEL at the weekend, there is now a revised proposed constitution of the league for the 2015/16 season.

The FA Leagues Committee have this afternoon sanctioned a reprieve for Grimsby Borough who had been relegated to Step 7 after finishing bottom of Division One in the last campaign.

They take the place vacated by Louth to make sure that Division One has the required 22 clubs.

Also, it's been confirmed that Westella VIP are reverting back to their previous name of Westella & Willerby from next season.

PREMIER DIVISION
1. Albion Sports
2. Armthorpe Welfare
3. Athersley Recreation
4. Barton Town Old Boys
5. Bridlington Town
6. Brigg Town (relegated from Evo-Stik League)
7. Cleethorpes Town
8. Clipstone (promoted from Division One)
9. Garforth Town
10. Handsworth Parramore
11. Liversedge
12. Maltby Main
13. Nostell Miners Welfare
14. Parkgate
15. Pickering Town
16. Pontefract Collieries (promoted from Division One)
17. Rainworth Miners Welfare (relegated from Evo-Stik League)
18. Retford United
19. Staveley Miners Welfare
20. Tadcaster Albion
21. Thackley
22. Worksop Town

DIVISION ONE
1. AFC Emley
2. AFC Mansfield
3. Bottesford Town
4. Dronfield Town
5. Eccleshill United
6. Glasshoughton Welfare (relegated from Premier Division)
7. Grimsby Borough
8. Hall Road Rangers
9. Hallam
10. Hemsworth Miners Welfare
11. Hull United (promoted from Humber Premier League)
12. Knaresborough Town
13. Lincoln Moorlands Railway
14. Penistone Church
15. Rossington Main
16. Selby Town
17. Shirebrook Town
18. Teversal
19. Westella & Willerby (promoted from Central Midlands League)
20. Winterton Rangers
21. Worsbrough Bridge Athletic
22. Yorkshire Amateur

Teams that have left the NCEL: Shaw Lane Aquaforce (Evo-Stik League), Heanor Town (Midland League), Louth Town (resigned).

The constitution will be ratified at the league's AGM which takes place on Saturday 20th June, 2015.