Gosport Borough have appointed Callum Glen as their new first team manager with immediate effect.
Glen joins from Moneyfields, having taken them to the playoffs last season. Gosport Borough thanked everyone at Moneyfields for the professionalism and conduct shown throughout the negotiations.
At Banbury United, first team manager Kelvin Langmead has resigned. Assistant manager Craig McKay will take over with immediate effect and until further notice.
Chairman Wayne Farrell said: "Kelvin has represented our club with distinction both as a player and a manager. He is a model professional and an incredibly good person who cares deeply about this Club and its future."
Langmead said in his own statement: "I've sat where the players are right now, I've felt what they're feeling, and I believe they need change." Banbury United are away to Bury Town on Saturday 31 October, and host Leamington on Saturday 7 November.
Goalkeeper Sam Kane has returned to Championship side Derby County after a short loan spell at Gloucester City.