Photo : Mason Watkins-Clark heads home. (JS) Report by James Smith. Photos by James Smith & George Lewington. Dunstable Town won what could be their last game under their current name with a 1-0 victory over Aylesbury Vale Dynamos. With the club possibly merging with AFC Dunstable it was fitting that over 500 people watched an historic day end with Mason Watkins-Clark’s header being enough to end the season on a high after such a rollercoaster nine months when it looked bleak

Programme by Richard Scott. Cover photo by George Lewington.

Photo by James Smith Dear Supporters, What a season it has been. We have finally reached the final game of a tough and grueling campaign. Knowing that we are officially safe and have maintained our Step 5 status is a significant weight off our shoulders. Firstly, I would like to extend a warm welcome to Jordan and the Aylesbury Vale Dynamos team to Creasey Park. Last Saturday’s draw against Crawley Green was not our best performance, and it left us waiting on the result of Tu

Photo : Ruby Hawksworth (middle) is congratulated on her goal. Report & photos by James Smith. Dunstable Town Women made it four clean sheets in six games as they defeated Newmarket Town Women on Sunday. They made it harder than it should have been, missing opportunities to increase the lead but will be pleased with their creative play overall. The Blues had fourteen efforts on goal but only had the winning goal to show for their efforts. In a similar game to the Mulbarton ma

Programme by Richard Scott. Cover photo by James Smith.

Graphic & photo by James Smith Here are Steve O’Reilly’s pre-match notes before tomorrow’s game with Crawley Green. “… And just like that we enter the final two games of this season, with today’s crucial game against Crawley Green and next week’s clash at home against Aylesbury Vale Dynamos. “Last Saturday’s victory against Kempston ensured that it is within our hands to retain Step 5 status ahead of the summer, and we know that two wins in these games would guarantee it. But