Birmingham and District Football League

The Birmingham Football League currently hosts nine cup competitions which consist of the following: • Bill Hill Cup • Holder Cup • Intermediate Cup • Jeffs Cup • Junior Cup • Minor Cup • Senior Cup • Veterans Cup • Youth Cup ==History==

The Association was formed in 1908 with friendly games and a knock-out competition (Chatrian Cup). It was not until 1922 that a league competition was introduced, originally with three Senior Divisions and two Junior Divisions. This has grown to the current Premier Division and a further 8 lower Divisions. While there is promotion and relegation between Divisions One to Seven, the four teams that finish at the bottom of the Premier Division instead have to apply for re-election, and any team from a lower division can in theory apply to replace them as long as they meet facilities criteria. After 108 years as the Birmingham AFA a vote was taken by the Association's members for the 2015-16 season to end the Association status and change the name of the organisation to the Birmingham & District Football League. ==Past presidents==

Below is a list of past presidents of the Birmingham & District AFA: • Victor Jones 1908 – 1930 • L.T. Roberts 1930 – 1932 • J. Drinkwater 1932 – 1934 • Sir Edmund Crane 1934 – 1939 • F.J. Wicmam 1939 - 1946 • Sir Edmund Crane 1946 – 1947 • D. Mansell 1947 – 1949 • J. Waldron 1949 – 1951 • W.F. Jones 1951 – 1953 • H.S. Smith 1953 – 1955 • N.E. Brookes 1955 – 1957 • J.P. Weaver 1957 – 1959 • H.R. Holder 1959 – 1960 • N.A. Jeffs 1960 – 1962 • F.G.N. Moreton 1962 – 1965 • C.F. Ewins (M.B.E) 1965 – 1968 • H.S. Smith 1968 – 1969 • E.L. Hitchman 1969 – 1972 • C.H. Patten 1972 – 1975 • E.R. Webb 1975 – 1977 • H.H. Jones 1977 – 1980 • F.H. Reynolds 1980 – 1983 • W.G. Hill 1983 – 1986 • S.W. Sims 1986 – 1989 • P. Witcomb 1989 – 1992 • N.L. Worskett 1992 – 1995 • G.G. Wilson 1995 – 1998 • C.J. Biddle 1998 – 2001 • D.J. Winzor 2001 – 2004 • S. Hill 2004 – 2007 • S. Durham 2007 – 2010 • R. Bowl 2010 – 2013 • R. Windsor 2013 – Present ==Member clubs 2025–26==

• 1922–23 – Wolverhampton Amateurs • 1923–24 – Walsall Phoenix • 1924–25 – Wolverhampton Amateurs • 1925–26 – Headlingley • 1926–27 – Wolverhampton Amateurs • 1927–28 – Wolverhampton Amateurs • 1928–29 – Old Wulfrunians • 1929–30 – Wolverhampton Amateurs • 1930–31 – Birmingham Gas Officials • 1931–32 – Erdington House • 1932–33 – Erdington House • 1933–34 – Erdington House • 1934–35 – Walsall Jolly • 1935–36 – Moor Green • 1936–37 – Boldmere St Michaels • 1937–38 – Walsall Jolly • 1938–39 – Walsall Jolly • 1939–47 – Not held during the Second World War • 1947–48 – Holly Lodge Old Boys • 1948–49 – Hay Green • 1949–50 – Walsall Phoenix • 1950–51 – Staffordshire Casuals • 1951–52 – Staffordshire Casuals • 1952–53 – Staffordshire Casuals • 1953–54 – Old Wulfrunians • 1971–72 – Walsall Phoenix • 1972–73 – Silhill • 1973–74 – Cradley Chain & Castings • 1987–88 – Wake Green Amateurs • 1988–89 – Wake Green Amateurs • 1989–90 – Wake Green Amateurs • 1990–91 – Wake Green Amateurs • 1991–92 – Old Wulfrunians • 2001–02 – New Fullbrook • 2002–03 – Old Wulfrunians • 2008–09 – Shirley Athletic • 2009–10 – Sutton United • 2010–11 – Sutton United • 2011–12 – Sutton United • 2012–13 – Village • 2013–14 – Old Wulfrunians • 2014–15 – Old Wulfrunians • 2015–16 - Wake Green Amateur • 2016–17 - Wake Green Amateur • 2017–18 - Village • 2018–19 - Nineveh • 2019–20 - Void due to COVID-19 pandemic • 2020–21 - Void due to COVID-19 pandemic • 2021–22 - CPA • 2022–23 - Silhill • 2023–24 - CPA • 2024–25 - CPA ==Notes==