Peasedown Miners Welfare F.C.

As Peasedown St John, the club played at its highest level when it joined the Western League in 1911 and stayed for three seasons, finishing fifth in 1913–14, the last season before World War I disrupted regular football in England. After the war, Peasedown resumed in Division Two of a restructured Western League, winning promotion to Division One in 1920–21. They managed fifth place in Division One again in 1922–23, but left two years later after a poor season in 1924–25. Entering the competition every season until 1956–57, they never again reached further than the Second Qualifying Round. Dropping into the Bath and District League during the 1960s and 1970s, the club eventually graduated to the Somerset County League as Peasedown Athletic, finishing runners-up in the Premier Division twice in the mid-1990s. Relegated to Division One in 1999, they achieved promotion in 2001 but were again relegated in 2003, and subsequently dropped to Division Two in 2005. For 2012–13, they were members of Division Two East. In 2016, the club reverted to the name of Peasedown Miners Welfare. ==Ground==

Peasedown Miners Welfare play their home games at the Miners Welfare Recreation Ground, Church Road, Peasedown St John, Somerset, BA2 8AA. ==Honours==

League Western Football League Division Two • Winners – 1920–21 (as Peasedown St John) Somerset County League • Winners – 1920–21 Bath and District League Division One • Division One winners – 1902–03 • Division Two winners – 1964–65 • Division Four winners – 1967–68 Mid-Somerset Football League (Reserves) • Morland Cup Winners – 2012–13 • Division Two winners, Morland Cup Finalists – 2013–14 Cup Somerset Senior Cup • Winners (9) – 1920–21, 1946–47, 1947–48, 1948–49, 1953–54, 1954–55, 1956–57, 1970–71, 1987–88 Somerset Junior Cup • Winners – 1900–01 ==References==