Blyth Town sign Northern Ireland international Shane Ferguson from Morpeth Town

The biggest name to move this week is a Northern Ireland international, with Blyth Town announcing the signing of Shane Ferguson from Morpeth Town. Dover Athletic also brought in international quality, signing Somalia international Sak Hassan from Hampton & Richmond Borough, Hassan's arrival was confirmed shortly before kick-off, and the winger went straight onto the bench before making his debut.

There was late managerial movement at FCV Grace Dieu, where Jack Hobbs has been appointed First Team Manager following the departure of Shane Clarke, who resigned last weekend. Clarke's assistant George Zuerner and goalkeeper coach James Hilton have also left the club. Elsewhere in the dugout, South Park (Reigate) confirmed Josh Gallagher took charge for the win over Margate, his first game and first win as manager, while Bradford Town have appointed Kurt James as a First Team Coach.

At Step 2, Farnborough signed centre-back Jaden Warner following spells at Norwich City and Newport County, while releasing defender Duncan Idehen by mutual consent. AFC Rushden & Diamonds announced the permanent return of Freddie Findlay following his release from Northampton Town, and Real Bedford added defender Benji Mensah after a season with Peterborough Sports.

Further down the pyramid, Swindon Supermarine strengthened in attack with Conor Lynch, previously of Hungerford, Bracknell, Chertsey and Winchester, and Jacob Bancroft, who began his career at Swindon Town and has since played for Bracknell Town, Hungerford, Leatherhead, Oxford City and Hanwell. Wingate & Finchley brought in Jake Watkiss, John Silva and David Oupoh, plus Scott Kashket from Brentwood Town. Sholing added midfielder Jonathon Page from Dorking Wanderers and defender Eoin Bolger from Whitehawk, while Corinthian-Casuals signed James Batt from Haringey Borough and Toby Nelson from Aldershot Town.

Loan activity was heavy in the Southern and Isthmian leagues. Banbury United took Neo Dobson on loan from Northampton Town, and also signed Gus Sanches on a permanent basis following his departure from Alvechurch. Bishop's Stortford brought in goalkeeper Calum Barnes from Stevenage and Alfie Wellens from Leyton Orient, both on month-long loans, while also announcing the arrivals of Oliver Reeve and Sha'Mar Lawson, and the departures of Obi Onyeagwara, who leaves with four goals in 51 appearances, and Leon Davies, who made 56 appearances for the club. Dagenham & Redbridge loaned Freddie Ingram in from Colchester United and sent Jet Dyer out to Braintree Town for three months. Whitby Town sent midfielder Adam Gell to Heaton Stannington for a month to gain match minutes.

Departures elsewhere included Atherton Laburnum Rovers, who confirmed club captain Dave Moore will leave after more than 250 appearances, and agreed a mutual termination with Tom Romano because of relocation to London; the club also signed Jake Parker, who started his career at Fleetwood Town. Concord Rangers saw Teddy Perkins move to Margate, Hinckley AFC lost Sonny Sheasby to Knowle after ten appearances, and Grays Athletic confirmed the exits of Ned Hepburn and Guy Norton. Dover Athletic also saw Alex Woodyard join Folkestone Invicta permanently after a successful loan spell there.