On Friday 6 November Irchester United announced that Dylan Wilson was back, a player the management team had been trying to sign "for a couple of seasons". He went straight into the squad and, on Saturday 7 November, was named first-team man of the match at Huntingdon Town with two goals and two assists. The Division One game was played at Kiln Park, Raunds, as Huntingdon's Remembrance fixture, with poppies on sale at the ground. Irchester described their own start to the season as "already solid", and on Tuesday 10 November they travel to Latimer Park to face Burton Park Wanderers, both clubs coming off wins.
The Romans' week started well on Tuesday 3 November, when their reserves beat St Neots Town Reserves 4-1 at home, Anton Alexander scoring the opener. The club named defender Delroy as man of the match from that night.

Fog was the story at Letchworth Garden City Eagles, whose game on Saturday 7 November was abandoned for the second week running. This time they were 2-0 up. The club said the earlier abandonment came while they were behind, and that they "just have to take it on the chin and move on".
It was a poor Saturday for Buckingham, whose three teams all lost. The first team went down at league leaders Wellingborough Whitworth. The club's Development team, who lead their division, were due to host second-placed New Bradwell St Peter Development that day. Earlier in the week, Development manager Nathan Clarke paid tribute to Sam Gothard, Buckingham's October Player of the Month: "Having joined the team this season, and still being a very young lad, Sam has hit the ground running and has been outstanding from the very start."

At Ampthill Town, the FA Vase third-round draw sent them to Thurlow Nunn Division One South side Hertford Heath, with the tie pencilled in for 28 November, to be confirmed. The club's Ladies team also recorded what the club called a big league win. Ampthill's only league fixture of the month is away at Leighton Town Reserves.
Also this week, Rothwell Corinthians Reserves reached the quarter-finals of the Reserve Knockout Cup. On Sunday 8 November, Rushden & Higham United were due to host Rushden Sargents against Beeston Cosa Nostra in the second round of the FA Sunday Cup at Hayden Road.