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Eccleshill United now Keighley Town at Companies House after move

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By Nathan Atkinson Sports reporter
Stevie Ellix (blue, 10) scores a penalty for Eccleshill United in their final game under that banner, a 3-3 draw with Thackley earlier this month. <i>(Image: Neil Fearnside Photography)</i>
Stevie Ellix (blue, 10) scores a penalty for Eccleshill United in their final game under that banner, a 3-3 draw with Thackley earlier this month. (Image: Neil Fearnside Photography)
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Eccleshill United could be set to change its name to Keighley Town.

The Companies House website reveals that the Eagles have lodged documents to change their name to Keighley Town moving forward.

The changes were officially made on Tuesday afternoon, with the move perhaps not surprising given the club moved out of their Kingsway home ahead of the 2025/26 season to play at Cougar Park.

Cougars co-owners Ryan O’Neill and Kaue Garcia are listed as directors of Keighley Town, along with a third party, Charles Wysocki.

Wysocki was confirmed as a director on Tuesday, which is when the Eccleshill to Keighley Town name change was officially registered.

However, the official name change of the company does not necessarily mean the team will adopt the new name.

Any rebranding would need FA approval.

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