Kentish Football 
Vanarama National League & Vanarama National League South
- Tonbridge Angels retain the services of three more players
- Tonbridge Angels retain the services of Joe Turner, Tom Derry and Rian Bray
- Tonbridge Angels boss Steve McKimm makes a great start building his squad for new season
- Dartford's Vanarama National League South Play-Off tie at Slough Town to be played without fans
- National League: Barrow seal promotion after being crowned champions on unweighted points per game
- Liam Smith and Harry Donovan released by Tonbridge Angels
- Dover Athletic release seven of their out-of-contract players this summer
- I’m excited to get started and I’m looking forward to the challenge, says Charlton Athletic owner Paul Elliott
- It is my job to put in place the best possible first-team squad for season 2020/21 and of course do that within the resources provided, says Gillingham boss Steve Evans after issuing his retained list
- Newly-appointed Charlton Athletic chairman Paul Elliott concentrates on building an unified football club
- Ebbsfleet United appoint German Dennis Kutrieb as their new manager: I’m very hungry to work hard and succeed in England with Ebbsfleet United
- Maidstone United likely they will revert to a part-time training schedule next season for financial reasons
- Colin Boswell: The Kent Football family has lost a true Kent Football legend
- Sammy Moore: Unfortunately, the football world is full of uncertainties at the moment and leaving Hemel Hempstead Town has come as a massive shock to me
- Ebbsfleet United to part company with boss Kevin Watson once his contract expires at Stonebridge Road
- Sport England announce a further £15 million in lottery funding has been added to the Community Emergency Fund, taking the investment to £35 million
- Vice-chairman Chris Roots stands down at Welling United
- Bromley winger Luke Coulson scoops all three player-of-the-year awards
- Ebbsfleet United boss Kevin Watson releases seven players' while captain Jack King announces his retirement
- The issues now facing the club relate not to survival but to recovery, says Dartford co-chairman Steve Irving
- Tonbridge Angels keep faith with manager Steve McKimm
- During the past five weeks the future of the club has been at risk and all our efforts each day have been spent solving the short-term financial problems without compromising our long-term future, says Dulwich Hamlet chairman Ben Clasper
- Small businesses boosted by bounce back loans
- National League: Remaining League matches to be cancelled
- National League chairman Brian Barwick shows gratitude for Premier League's £2m funding
- Premier League hands down £2 million to The National League, who ask their clubs to vote to determine the outcome of the 2019-20 season
- FA Statement: The FA Council’s vote today was overwhelmingly in favour of ratifying the decision to null and void the season
- We face the danger of losing clubs and leagues as finances collapse. Many communities could lose the clubs at their heart with little chance of resurrection, warns FA chairman Greg Clarke
- The FA Statement: The total financial impact is currently forecast to be around £100m, but it could easily exceed £150m depending on the duration of the Government’s necessary medical measures
- Kent FA Statement: At this moment in time, there will be no change to discipline, no fines reimbursed and no suspensions voided
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