The 2014–15 season was the 73rd in the history of Eastern Counties Football League, a football competition in England.
Norwich United were champions, winning their first Eastern Counties Football League title.
Premier Division
After the promotion of Brightlingsea Regent to the Isthmian League, the resignation of Cambridge Regional College and the relegation of Woodbridge Town to Division One at the end of the previous season, the Premier Division remained at 20 clubs, and featured three new clubs promoted from Division One: Fakenham Town Ipswich Wanderers Whitton United
The following four clubs applied for promotion to Step 4: Godmanchester Rovers, Haverhill Rovers, Norwich United and Stanway Rovers. However, Norwich United, Godmanchester Rovers and Stanway Rovers all withdrew from the process, and with Haverhill Rovers outside the top three, it meant that no team would be promoted from the league for the first time since the 2007-08 season.
League table
Results
Stadia and locations
Team Stadium Capacity Brantham Athletic Brantham Leisure Centre 1,200 Clacton The Rush Green Bowl 3,000 Diss Town Brewers Green Lane 2,500 Ely City Unwin Sports Ground 1,500 Fakenham Town Clipbush Park 2,000 Felixstowe & Walton United Dellwood Avenue 2,000 Godmanchester Rovers Bearscroft Lane 1,050 Gorleston Emerald Park 3,000 Hadleigh United Millfield 3,000 Haverhill Rovers New Croft 3,000 Ipswich Wanderers Humber Doucy Lane 1,000 Kirkley & Pakefield Walmer Road 2,000 Mildenhall Town Recreation Way 2,000 Newmarket Town Cricket Field Road 2,750 Norwich United Plantation Park 3,000 Stanway Rovers Hawthorns 1,500 Thetford Town Mundford Road 1,500 Walsham-le-Willows Summer Road 1,000 Whitton United King George V Playing Fields 1,000 Wivenhoe Town Broad Lane 2,876
Division One
After Whitton United, Fakenham Town and Ipswich Wanderers were promoted to the Premier Division at the end of the previous season, Division One remained at 19 clubs, and featured three new clubs: King's Lynn Town reserves, promoted from the Peterborough and District League Leiston reserves Woodbridge Town, relegated from the Premier Division
League table
Results
Stadia and locations
Team Stadium Capacity A.F.C. Sudbury reserves King's Marsh 2,500 Braintree Town reserves Cressing Road 4,202 Cornard United Blackhouse Lane 2,000 Debenham LC Maitlands 1,000 Dereham Town reserves Aldiss Park 3,000 Downham Town Memorial Field 1,000 Great Yarmouth Town Wellesley Recreation Ground 3,600 Halstead Town Rosemary Lane 1,000 Haverhill Borough New Croft (groundshare with Haverhill Rovers) 3,000 King's Lynn Town reserves The Walks 5,733 Leiston reserves Victory Road 2,500 Long Melford Stoneylands March Town United The GER Sports Ground Needham Market reserves Bloomfields 4,000 Saffron Walden Town Catons Lane 2,000 Stowmarket Town Greens Meadow 1,000 Swaffham Town Shoemakers Lane Team Bury Ram Meadow 3,500 Woodbridge Town Notcutts Park 3,000
References
External links Eastern Counties Football League