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Dan Turner has joined Brackley. Pic: Tim Nunan - @LeamingtonFC

Leamington's Dan Turner joins Brackley Town

Leamington beat Curzon Ashton 4-1 on Saturday before a 2-1 win at Brackley Town kept them out of the relegation zone.

Leamington boss Paul Holleran hails progress after victory at Brackley

Pothole dangers lurk not just on the open road. One of our readers snapped this in Gas Street car park in Rugby town centre.

Potholes are not just on main roads...

Leamington battle for the ball. Pic by Sally Ellis.

You can see how hard they are working

Dan Turner levels for Leamington.

Leamington boss takes the positives out of draw with Gloucester City

The team from Agetur at their Christmas party. Photo supplied

Church gets foodbank donations after racecourse cancels fixture due to weather

Callum Hawkins move some good saves to help secure the point. (Stock pic: Sally Ellis)

Brakes put the break on losing run

Brackley keeper Danny Lewis was the number one pick. Photo: Oliver Atkin

National League North Team of the Year and award winners announced

Sam Osborne's superb curling effort beats Brackley Town goalkeeper Danny Lewis to give Leamington the lead in the midweek clash at the Community Stadium. Pictures courtesy of Dean Williams Media

Holleran's Brakes have some real 'momentum'

The National League North season is officially over and the league table has been finalised

National League season is officially over but the play-offs will go ahead

Paul Holleran is unveiled as Leamington manager alongside Lee Williams, chairman Jim Scott and Richard Beale.

PHOTO GALLERY: 500-up for Paul Holleran at Leamington

Paul Holleran has seen his side slide towards the relegation zone.

Holleran demands a response against Chorley

Leamington chairman Jim Scott with Paul Holleran.

Scott is looking up but North is not for certain

Will Green has come off his contract at Brackley to sign for Brakes.

Green cuts ties with Brackley to sign for Leamington

Paul Holleran, centre, trudges off the pitch after Leamingtons relegation was confirmed. Picture: Morris Troughton

Holleran receives board’s backing to stay on at Brakes

A third goal in two games from Danny Newton could not prevent Brakes sliding out of the Conference North.

Brakes relegated after Ferriby draw

Striker Stefan Moore has left Leamington to link up with Solihull Moors.

We still believe, says Holleran ahead of Christmas period

James Fry takes a painful foot to the groin after tangling with Brackleys Ryan Lowe. Pictures: Steven Prouse

Brackley 2 Leamington 1: Struggling Brakes are lacking the Will to win

Stefan Moore has rejoined Brakes from Brackley.

Moore plans to enjoy himself after returning to Leamington

Stefan Moore

Brackley splash the cash to lure Moore to St James Park

Stefan Moore MHLC-01-01-14 Brakes Brackley Jan2

Moore earns the accolades as Brakes enjoy happy Christmas

Two-goal Stefan Moore chases down the ball during Brakes' 3-1 win over Brackley. MHLC-01-01-14 Brakes Brackley Jan2

Brakes 3 Brackley 1: Moore festive cheer for Brakes as Stefan’s double helps dow...

Paul Holleran is not resting on his laurels despite Leamingtons impressive run of league form. MHLC-21-12-13 Brakes Workington Dec75

Second division is the aim for Leamington, says Holleran

Elliot Sandy crashes a header against the angle of post and bar against Gainsborough. Picture: Morris Troughton MHL-21-09-13 Brakes Trinity Sep64

Holleran is hoping to strengthen his hand ahead of FA Cup clash

Defender Paul McCone (yellow shirt) has joined Brakes from Stourbridge.

Holleran brings in defensive reinforcements as Hood exits

Brakes’ reaction delights Holleran

Brackley step in to provide Brakes with useful workout

Wasteful finishing is a blessing for Brakes

Magunda can be a terrace hero, says Holleran

They sang my name and it gave me the jump start I needed

Holleran bemoans Charlton dismissal

Brackley trip holds no fear for Brakes

Holleran upbeat ahead of key week

Blyth the fall guy as Brakes pay penalty

Brackley fail to find a way past Breeden

Too early to focus on top five says Holleran