Mole Valley Predators F.C. League. After six unsuccessful seasons in the Combined Counties League, they merged with two youth teams, Predators FC and Fetcham Park United, and changed their name to Mole Valley Predators in 2005. Finishing mid-table in 2005–06, they subsequently left the league to concentrate on youth football. The youth team was later renamed Leatherhead Predators after an association with Leatherhead F.C., and more recently became known as Leatherhead Y.F.C. Mole Valley Predators F.C. Mole Valley Predators Football Club was an English football club based in Leatherhead, Surrey. The club played at Combined Counties Football League level, and also featured in the
River Mole fast swimming mayflies and riffle beetles. The beautiful demoiselle ("Calopteryx virgo") disappeared from the River Mole during the 1960s owing to deteriorating water quality, but has since recolonised. The white-legged damselfly ("Platycnemis pennipes") is also found along the river and the downy emerald ("Cordulia aenea") is found between Box Hill and Leatherhead. The Mole is one of only three locations in England where the river shingle beetle ("Meotica anglica") is found. A nationally scarce species which is locally common on the River Mole is the greater dodder ("Cuscuta europaea"). The Mole catchment area includes twelve Sites of Special Scientific Interest