The 1994–95 season was the 80th season of the Isthmian League, which is an English football competition featuring semi-professional and amateur clubs from London, East and South East England. League consisted of four divisions.
Premier Division
The Premier Division consisted of 22 clubs, including 18 clubs from the previous season and four new clubs: Bishop's Stortford, promoted as champions of Division One Purfleet, promoted as runners-up in Division One Slough Town, relegated from the Football Conference Walton & Hersham, promoted as third in Division One
League table
Stadia and locations
Club Stadium Aylesbury United Buckingham Road Bishop's Stortford Woodside Park Bromley Hayes Lane Carshalton Athletic War Memorial Sports Ground Chesham United The Meadow Enfield Southbury Road Dulwich Hamlet Champion Hill Grays Athletic New Recreation Ground Hayes Church Road Harrow Borough Earlsmead Stadium Hendon Claremont Road Hitchin Town Top Field Kingstonian Kingsmeadow Marlow Alfred Davis Memorial Ground Molesey Walton Road Stadium St Albans City Clarence Park Slough Town Wexham Park Sutton United Gander Green Lane Thurrock Ship Lane Walton & Hersham The Sports Ground Wokingham Town Cantley Park Yeading The Warren
Division One
Division One consisted of 22 clubs, including 16 clubs from the previous season and six new clubs:
Clubs relegated from the Premier Division: Basingstoke Town Dorking Wivenhoe Town
Clubs promoted from Division Two: Aldershot Town Chertsey Town Newbury Town
At the end of the season Leyton who merged with Walthamstow Pennant and formed new club Leyton Pennant.
League table
Stadia and locations
Club Stadium Abingdon Town Culham Road Aldershot Town Recreation Ground Barking Mayesbrook Park Basingstoke Town The Camrose Berkhamsted Town Broadwater Billericay Town New Lodge Bognor Regis Town Nyewood Lane Boreham Wood Meadow Park Chertsey Town Alwyns Lane Dorking Meadowbank Stadium Heybridge Swifts Scraley Road Leyton Wadham Lodge Maidenhead United York Road Newbury Town Town Ground Ruislip Manor Grosvenor Vale Staines Town Wheatsheaf Park Tooting & Mitcham United Imperial Fields Uxbridge Honeycroft Wembley Vale Farm Whyteleafe Church Road Wivenhoe Town Broad Lane Worthing Woodside Road
Division Two
Division Two consisted of 22 clubs, including 16 clubs from the previous season and six new clubs:
Clubs relegated from Division One: Chalfont St Peter Croydon Windsor & Eton
Clubs promoted from the Third Division: Bracknell Town Cheshunt Oxford City
At the end of the season Malden Vale resigned from the league and merged into Raynes Park to form a new club Raynes Park Vale, who joined Combined Counties League.
League table
Stadia and locations
Club Stadium Aveley The Mill Field Banstead Athletic Merland Rise Barton Rovers Sharpenhoe Road Bracknell Town Larges Lane Chalfont St Peter Mill Meadow Cheshunt Cheshunt Stadium Croydon Croydon Sports Arena Edgware Town White Lion Egham Town The Runnymede Stadium Hampton Beveree Stadium Hemel Hempstead Vauxhall Road Hungerford Town Bulpit Lane Leatherhead Fetcham Grove Malden Vale Prince George's Playing Fields Metropolitan Police Imber Court Oxford City Marsh Lane Saffron Walden Town Catons Lane Thame United Windmill Road Tilbury Chadfields Ware Wodson Park Windsor & Eton Stag Meadow Witham Town Spa Road
Division Three
Division Three consisted of 21 clubs, including 17 clubs from the previous season and four new clubs: Bedford Town, joined from the South Midlands League Canvey Island, joined from the Essex Senior League Collier Row, relegated from Division Two Lewes, relegated from Division Two
At the end of the season Feltham & Hounslow resigned from the league and joined the Combined Counties League. Also, club was renamed back into Feltham.
League table
Stadia and locations
Club Stadium Bedford Town The Eyrie Camberley Town Kroomer Park Canvey Island Brockwell Stadium Clapton The Old Spotted Dog Ground Collier Row Sungate Cove Oak Farm East Thurrock United Rookery Hill Epsom & Ewell Merland Rise (groundshare with Banstead Athletic) Feltham & Hounslow The Orchard Flackwell Heath Wilks Park Harefield United Preston Park Harlow Town Harlow Sportcentre Hertford Town Hertingfordbury Park Hornchurch Hornchurch Stadium Horsham Queen Street Kingsbury Town Avenue Park Leighton Town Bell Close Lewes The Dripping Pan Northwood Chestnut Avenue Southall Robert Parker Stadium Tring Town Pendley Ground
See also Isthmian League 1994–95 Northern Premier League 1994–95 Southern Football League
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