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Ebbsfleet manager Daryl McMahon has signed a new long-term contract at Stonebridge Road.
More new signings are expected to follow Ryan Palmer to Hythe Town this week.
Long-serving midfielder Micheal Everitt has agreed to play for Folkestone again next season.
Mitch Brundle has revealed he turned down Football League clubs to sign a two-year deal at Dover this week.
Ebbsfleet's Darren McQueen scored twice for England C on Sunday while Dartford's Keaton Wood was named captain.
Dartford's Keaton Wood moved a holiday with his girlfriend to make himself available for England C this weekend.
Kevin Lokko is dreaming off a play-off push with Maidstone after signing a new two-year deal at the Gallagher.
Luke Wanadio has signed for Bromley after rejecting a new deal at Dartford.
Elliot Bradbrook says Dartford are setting their sights on the league title next season.
Alex Flisher and Tom Mills must decide by Friday whether to accept a new deal at Maidstone or leave the club.
Jack Powell believes taking the plunge into non-league football with Ebbsfleet has made him a better player.
Sittingbourne are determined to start climbing the non-league pyramid after spending more than a decade in the same division.
Maidstone have captured the signature of striker Jamar Loza.
Contract talks have started at Ebbsfleet as manager Daryl McMahon builds his squad for next season.
Dartford manager Tony Burman is set to meet with out-of-contract winger Luke Wanadio.
Ebbsfleet's Jack Powell is ready to cap a fine season by joining the England C squad this weekend.
Elliot Bradbrook was two wins away from leaving Dartford but had no hesitation in signing a new deal for next season.
Dartford's core is staying together for another season to the delight of manager Tony Burman.
Ebbsfleet have already identified the players they believe can make them a force in the National League.
Tony Burman says the business he’s done at Dartford this week has exceeded his wildest expectations.
