page_title: Shropshire County Premier Football League
section_title: Division One
hierarchical_section_title: Shropshire County Premier Football League / 2011–12 season / Division One
context_page_description: The Shropshire County Premier Football League was an English association football league based in the county of Shropshire. The league, usually known as the Shropshire County League, was founded in 1950 and in the final season had two divisions which sat at levels 13 and 14 of the English football league system. It was dissolved in May 2012 and all member clubs transferred to a new, larger Mercian Regional Football League for the 2012–13 season.
  Clubs who won this league were promoted to the West Midlands League, although on occasion teams instead moved into the Midland Football Combination. The champions of the 2011–12 season – the final season for the league – were Newport Town.
  Teams from the Telford Combination were sometimes promoted into the league, as Impact United did in 2008 and Ketley Bank United in 2009. Teams from the Shropshire Alliance were also able to be promoted into the league, as Rock Rovers did in 2011, however the Alliance folded with its last season being 2010–11.
context_section_description: With the demise of the Shropshire Alliance football league, a total of six teams transferred from the Alliance to the County League: Hopesgate United, Ludlow Town Reserves (they played in the Alliance as Ludlow Town Colts), Oswestry Lions, Prees United, Rock Rovers (2010–11 Alliance champions) and Weston Rhyn. Further, a reserve team of Shawbury United were formed and joined the County League in this division, and Wrockwardine Wood Juniors were promoted from the Shropshire Minor League (they played previously as Oakengates Rangers U18) skipping the Telford Combination. Atlas changed their name to Allscott, and completed the season as the division champions.
  The number of teams in Division One therefore increased from 11 in the previous season to 16. With the large number of teams in the division, the Division One Cup and the Ron Jones Memorial Cup competitions did not take place this season.
  †Began the season playing at RAF Shawbury's "Dawsons Rough" pitch, but moved to Springfield in October 2011.
caption: A number of teams use grounds of higher-league clubs, especially the reserve sides; shown here is Park Hall, home ground of TNS.
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