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Hungerford Town are looking for new people to take the club on.
At a supporters meeting on Thursday night interim chairman Steven Skipworth, long-serving secretary Mike Hall and treasurer Terry Wild confirmed they would be stepping down from their roles at the members-owned club once the season has finished.
The Crusaders are battling against relegation from National League South where they sit a point from safety.
More in Sunday’s NLP with manager Ian Herring.
An opportunity for an individual or group of people to not only run a club but create a new culture at the club and community! Currently competing at Step 2! Any questions please ask!!! @NonLeaguePaper @NWN_Sport @TheNationalLge @NLFullTime @BBCBerkshire @willow1871 @fibracknell https://t.co/dipnKLcgQR
— Ian Herring (@IanHerring21) March 29, 2019
> it’s vital that these positions are filled and sponsorship/investment is found for the club to move forward and be stable. On the pitch we are moving in the right direction and big steps forward have been made throughout the season. Off the field we urgently need what I’ve >
— Kevin Watson (@kevwatson74) March 29, 2019
> already eluded to, to continue competing. So anybody who would like to know more or even to have a chat with the necessary people, please contact me and I’ll point you in the right direction. I’ve been here a season nearly now and it’s a lovely club with good people around it>
— Kevin Watson (@kevwatson74) March 29, 2019
