LPFA - West

Introduction

The London Pensions Fund Authority (LPFA) - West is an amateur football league based in London, England. It is one of the largest amateur football leagues in the UK, with over 800 teams competing in its various divisions.

The league was founded in 1992 and is administered by the LPFA, which is the pension fund for London's local authorities. The league's headquarters are located in Croydon, South London.

Divisions

The LPFA - West has a total of 14 divisions, ranging from the Premier Division at the top to Division 14 at the bottom. The Premier Division is the most competitive division, with the top teams competing for promotion to the London Football League.

The other divisions are divided into geographical areas, with each division having its own set of rules and regulations. The league also has a number of cup competitions, including the LPFA - West Cup and the LPFA - West Challenge Cup.

Teams

Any team that is affiliated to the LPFA can compete in the LPFA - West. The league has a wide variety of teams, from established clubs to pub teams.

The league also has a number of women's teams, as well as disability teams.

Sources

• London Pensions Fund Authority - West
• LPFA pulls out of Pensions Infrastructure Platform
• LPFA chief: local authorities circling infrastructure