1995-96 BHL Division One season

The 1995-96 British Hockey League Division One season was the 14th and final season of the second-tier division of the British Hockey League. 14 teams participated in the league, and the Manchester Storm won the championship. The top six teams qualified for the promotion round to the Premier Division, which also featured the bottom two teams from the higher tier league.

Regular season

	Club	GP	W	T	L	GF	GA	Pts
1.	Manchester Storm	52	49	1	2	539	185	99
2.	Blackburn Hawks	52	37	2	13	440	278	76
3.	Bracknell Bees	52	35	4	13	420	233	74
4.	Swindon Wildcats	52	35	2	15	472	280	72
5.	Dumfries Vikings	52	34	2	16	395	243	70
6.	Guildford Flames	52	32	4	16	384	234	68
7.	Paisley Pirates	52	30	3	19	428	298	63
8.	Telford Tigers	52	26	1	25	369	340	53
9.	Medway Bears	52	18	4	30	296	373	40
10.	Chelmsford Chieftains	52	16	5	31	267	377	37
11.	Peterborough Pirates	52	14	3	35	274	434	22
12.	Solihull Barons	52	10	3	39	276	504	23
13.	Billingham Bombers	52	6	1	45	242	665	13
14.	Murrayfield Royals	52	4	1	47	172	530	9

Promotion/Relegation round

Group A

	Club	GP	W	T	L	GF	GA	Pts
1.	Milton Keynes Kings	6	4	0	2	42	27	8
2.	Bracknell Bees	6	4	0	2	31	25	8
3.	Guildford Flames	6	2	1	3	37	38	5
4.	Blackburn Hawks	6	1	1	4	33	53	3

Milton Keynes retained its spot for the 1996-97 Ice Hockey Superleague season (although they wound up not participating).

Group B

	Club	GP	W	T	L	GF	GA	Pts
1.	Manchester Storm	6	5	0	1	41	20	10
2.	Swindon Wildcats	6	2	1	3	36	46	5
3.	Slough Jets	6	2	1	3	30	27	5
4.	Dumfries Vikings	6	2	0	4	30	44	4

Manchester was promoted to the Ice Hockey Superleague.