Seasons 2006-2009

2008/9 Season
The league started with seventeen clubs after the eve of AGM resignation of Gap Queens Park. With Prestatyn Town promoted to the Welsh Premier league Llangefni Town were relegated back to the Cymru Alliance . Bala Town lead the table for most of the season and eventually won the title by three points from Holyhead Hotspur who fought them all they way. The same two sides contested the league cup final with Bala winning after extra time to become only the foutrh side to do the double. Bala’s ground passed the WPL criteria and they were promote. Llandyrnog United having struggled all season finshed bottom of the table and were relegated to the Welsh Alliance league. Llanfairpwll won the fair play award for the fifth consequtive season. Double winning manager Colin Caton was named manager of the season and Shaub Beck the leagues leading goalscorer was voted player of the season.

2007/8

The league started with eighteen teams with Denbigh Town promoted from the Welsh Alliance and last seasons Champions Llangefni Town promoted to the Welsh Premier League but was reduced to seventeen when Bodedern withdrew in October. The season started with one new side, Denbigh Town promoted from the Welsh Alliance. Queens Park changed their name to Gap Queens Park.
From start to finish Prestatyn Town were the front runners in the race for the title and finally won the league from Bala Town by fifteen points. Bala for the second season running finishing runners up. Bala did retain the league cup beating Gap Queens Park after extra who they also beat in the final of the NEWFA challenge cup. Llandudno beat Flint Town United in the NWCFA challenge cup final. Two Wrexham based sides finished in the botton two with Gresford Athletic four points adrift of Lex X1, who were deducted three points after their game at Holyhead Hotspur was abandoned. Gap Queens Park were also deducted three points during the season for playing an ineligible player. Holyhead Hotspur and Gap Queens Park did the league proud by both reaching the quarter final of the Welsh cup. Prestatyn Town were worthy winners of the title with manager Neil Gibson also winning the manager of the season award. Tim Nunnerley of Guilsfield winning the player of the season

2006/7