Pending any potential appeals over ground gradings up and down the country, the UniBond League's divisions next season should be made up as follows:

Premier Division
Ashton United, Boston United, Bradford Park Avenue, Burscough, Buxton, Durham City, FC United of Manchester, Frickley Athletic, Guiseley, Hucknall Town, Kendal Town, Kings Lynn, Marine, Matlock Town, Nantwich Town, Newcastle Blue Star, North Ferriby United, Ossett Town, Retford United, Stocksbridge PS, Whitby Town and Worksop Town

First Division North
AFC Fylde, Bamber Bridge, Chorley, Clitheroe, Colwyn Bay, Curzon Ashton, FC Halifax Town, Garforth Town, Harrogate Railway, Lancaster City, Leigh Genesis, Mossley, Ossett Albion, Prescot Cables, Radcliffe Borough, Rossendale United, Salford City, Skelmersdale United, Trafford, Wakefield, Warrington Town and Woodley Sports

First Division South
Belper Town , Brigg Town , Carlton Town, Cammell Laird , Chasetown , Glapwell , Goole , Grantham Town , Kidsgrove Athletic, Leek Town , Lincoln United, Loughborough Dynamo, Market Drayton Town, Mickleover Sports, Quorn , Rushall Olympic, Sheffield FC, Shepshed Dynamo, Spalding United, Stamford, Willenhall Town and Witton Albion 

Following Kings Lynn relegation from the Conference North, Hyde United received a relegation reprieve, as too have Whitby Town due to Cammell Laird's demotion.

Rossendale United and Brigg Town have both also been reprieved.  These, plus transfers from other leagues, brings the membership of the UniBond League up to 66 clubs with 22 in each division.

So, new faces in the league for the Magpies this season include AFC Fylde, Leigh Genesis & Prescot Cables.