Steve McKimm has criticised the Football Conference for not expelling cash-strapped Salisbury – and therefore denying Tonbridge a relegation reprieve.

Maidstone boss Jay Saunders wants a big squad for next season’s promotion challenge.

Dartford’s reprieve from relegation has left Ebbsfleet manager Steve Brown wondering whether his side should have gone up instead of them.

Tony Burman fears some Conference South clubs will follow Hereford and Salisbury into financial turmoil unless they curb their excessive spending.

Injury-plagued defender Yado Mambo has been invited back to train with Ebbsfleet United in pre-season.

Dartford want to bring Cambridge United defender Rory McAuley back to Princes Park.

Nathan Elder has signed a new one-year deal at Conference Premier-bound Dover and the scorer of the winner in the play-off final couldn't be happier.

Dartford-based Greenwich Borough want to sign former Netherlands midfielder Edgar Davids.

Hythe Town have signed Lewis Mingle - but his former Tunbridge Wells team-mate Andy Irvine won’t be following him to Reachfields.

Folkestone have kept their experienced back-four together for another season and manager Neil Cugley believes the quartet can still get better.

Dartford will play Conference Premier football next season after being reprieved from relegation.

Steve McKimm has backed striker Billy Medlock to be a hit at Tonbridge Angels after joining from Ryman League basement boys Eastbourne Town.

Chatham boss Kevin Watson has yet to choose a new No.2, although he is not short of offers.

Striker Joe Taylor has revealed on Facebook he is leaving Sittingbourne for Farnborough.

Dover manager Chris Kinnear is set to bring defender Tyrone Sterling back to Crabble from relegated Dartford. Sterling played for Whites in 2012-13.

Sam Denly has put versatile player Liam Quinn on his list of summer transfer targets.

Whitstable have warned defender Aaron Simpson that he risks “going backwards” if he turns them down and signs for Maidstone.

Tonbridge boss Steve McKimm says the club would grab a relegation reprieve with both hands if it came their way today.

Ebbsfleet vice-chairman Peter Varney believes manager Steve Brown was the main reason none of last season's squad turned down new contracts.

Dartford should find out today whether they will be reprieved from relegation and placed back in Conference Premier.