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London & SE Division Fixtures and Results Fixtures and Results Matches From: Saturday 06 September, 2014 London & SE Division Matches To: Saturday 06 September, 2014 National League 3 London & SE 06/9/2014 Barnes 38 - 33 Westcliff Chichester 21 - 16 London Irish Wild Geese East Grinstead 22 - 14 CS Rugby 1863 Gravesend 20 - 13 Bury St Edmunds Hertford 20 - 40 Amersham & Chiltern Tonbridge Juddian 23 - 21 Tring Westcombe Park 37 - 7 Guernsey London 1 North 06/9/2014 Barking 41 - 22 Ruislip Colchester 14 - 15 Eton Manor Letchworth Garden City 34 - 10 Ipswich Luton 24 - 24 Romford & Gidea Park North Walsham 28 - 22 Brentwood Old Priorians 10 - 14 Thurrock Woodford 17 - 50 Chingford London 1 South 06/9/2014 Basingstoke 33 - 29 Dover Charlton Park 22 - 43 Brighton Gosport & Fareham 25 - 30 Hove Havant 22 - 25 Chobham Sidcup 28 - 12 Wimbledon Sutton & Epsom 24 - 26 Guildford Twickenham 68 - 13 Cobham Page 1 of 1 Fixtures and Results Matches From: Saturday 13 September, 2014 London & SE Division Matches To: Saturday 13 September, 2014 National League 3 London & SE 13/9/2014 Bury St Edmunds - Hertford CS Rugby 1863 - Chichester Guernsey - East Grinstead London Irish Wild Geese - Barnes Tonbridge Juddian - Westcombe Park Tring - Amersham & Chiltern Westcliff - Gravesend London 1 North 13/9/2014 Brentwood - Colchester Chingford - Barking Eton Manor - Woodford Ipswich - North Walsham Luton - Letchworth Garden City Romford & Gidea Park - Thurrock Ruislip - Old Priorians London 1 South 13/9/2014 Brighton - Hove Chobham - Twickenham Cobham - Sutton & Epsom Gosport & Fareham - Havant Guildford - Basingstoke Sidcup - Charlton Park Wimbledon - Dover Page 1 of 6 Fixtures and Results Matches From: Saturday 13 September, 2014 London & SE Division Matches To: Saturday 13 September, 2014 London 2 North East 13/9/2014 Basildon - Diss Braintree - Holt Campion - Saffron Walden Norwich - Old Cooperians Rochford Hundred - Chelmsford South Woodham Ferrers - Enfield Ignatians London 2 North West 13/9/2014 Hammersmith & Fulham - Hemel Hempstead Hampstead - Harrow Harpenden - Old Haberdashers St Albans - Old Merchant Taylors' Staines - H.A.C. Tabard - Chiswick London 2 South East 13/9/2014 Aylesford Bulls - Thanet Wanderers Beckenham - Sevenoaks Crowborough - Maidstone Deal & Betteshanger - Haywards Heath Old Colfeians - Ashford Tunbridge Wells - Medway Page 2 of 6 Fixtures and Results Matches From: Saturday 13 September, 2014 London & SE Division Matches To: Saturday 13 September, 2014 London 2 South West 13/9/2014 Effingham & Leatherhead - Farnham KCS Old Boys - Tadley London Cornish - Weybridge Vandals Portsmouth - Old Alleynians Warlingham - Old Reigatian Winchester - Tottonians London 3 North East 13/9/2014 Beccles - Wanstead Billericay - Upminster Clacton - Harlow Lowestoft & Yarmouth - Cantabrigian Stowmarket - Old Brentwoods West Norfolk - Sudbury London 3 North West 13/9/2014 Finchley - Datchworth Fullerians - Hitchin Grasshoppers - Belsize Park Hackney - Stevenage Town U.C.S. Old Boys - Wasps Welwyn - Old Streetonians Page 3 of 6 Fixtures and Results Matches From: Saturday 13 September, 2014 London & SE Division Matches To: Saturday 13 September, 2014 London 3 South East 13/9/2014 Folkestone - Dartfordians Gillingham Anchorians - Bromley Hastings & Bexhill - Horsham Old Dunstonians - Heathfield & Waldron Pulborough - Park House Uckfield - Lewes London 3 South West 13/9/2014 Eastleigh - Purley John Fisher Ellingham & Ringwood - Sandown & Shanklin New Milton & District - London Exiles Old Mid-Whitgiftian - Andover Old Tiffinians - Teddington Trojans - Old Tonbridgians Greene King IPA Eastern Counties 1 13/9/2014 Ely - Woodbridge Ipswich Y.M. - Swaffham Southwold - Newmarket Thurston - Crusaders Wisbech - Thetford Wymondham - Mersea Island Page 4 of 6 Fixtures and Results Matches From: Saturday 13 September, 2014 London & SE Division Matches To: Saturday 13 September, 2014 Essex (Canterbury Jack) League 1 13/9/2014 Burnham-On-Crouch - Millwall Canvey Island - Ilford Wanderers East London - Dagenham Epping Upper Clapton - Pegasus Palmerians Maldon - Writtle Wanderers May & Baker - Bancroft Snows Group Hampshire 1 13/9/2014 Fareham Heathens - Bognor Fordingbridge - Isle Of Wight Millbrook - Team Solent Petersfield - Farnborough Romsey - Alton Herts/Middlesex 1 13/9/2014 Haringey Rhinos - Feltham Kilburn Cosmos - Bank of England London Nigerian - London Welsh Amateurs Old Actonians - Cheshunt Royston - Barnet Elizabethans Verulamians - Old Millhillians Page 5 of 6 Fixtures and Results Matches From: Saturday 13 September, 2014 London & SE Division Matches To: Saturday 13 September, 2014 Shepherd Neame Kent 1 13/9/2014 Bexley - Sheppey Cranbrook - Old Gravesendians HSBC - Sittingbourne Lordswood - Beccehamian Old Williamsonians - Southwark Lancers Vigo - King's College Hospital Shepherd Neame Kent 2 13/9/2014 Brockleians - Whitstable Edenbridge - Dartford Valley Foots Cray - Askean Greenwich - Faversham New Ash Green - Shooters Hill Orpington - Sussex Spitfire 1 13/9/2014 Brighton II - Hellingly Chichester III - Burgess Hill Crawley - Worthing Senior I Eastbourne - Hove 2nd XV (Beefeaters) Rye - Crowborough II Seaford - Holbrook Page 6 of 6.
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