Kentish Football 
Vanarama National League & Vanarama National League South
- Bromley and Dover Athletic to receive £84,000 per month each as part of National Lottery support package to keep our National League clubs in business
- National League receives £10 million National Lottery funding package
- Kent Youth League Ken Brooke: If we see a repeat of poor behaviour we will be closing down the League for a week, maybe two weeks
- I hope that, well before the end of the season, we can get a few thousand fans back in the stadium, says Charlton Athletic owner Thomas Sandgaard
- #Letfansin: If you do not allow our lifeblood to flow, eventually our heart-beat will cease, RIP.
- Online petition launched to allow footbal fans to attend matches at all levels
- The National League has now received confirmation of significant financial grant-aid support from the Government to compensate clubs for essential revenue lost from fans not returning in October
- The National League serve Macclesfield Town with expulsion notice
- Fans of Elite National League South clubs banned from attending their FA Cup ties
- There is still time to act but not long left to save our EFL and National League clubs
- Thomas Sandgaard: I will not let Charlton Athletic fans down
- National League: In recognition of the financial uncertainty facing its member clubs, The National League is actively engaged with Government, with the assistance of The Football Association, to secure a critical financial support package
- #LETFANSIN: Without paying spectators, we cannot survive. We would be faced with resigning from National South – and taking the large fine – and disbanding the first-team, warns Eastbourne Borough CEFO John Bonar
- The measures announced by the Chancellor will give business and the economy an important shot in the arm
- RESULTS: AUGUST-SEPTEMBER 2020
- Put a stop to this circus and get us back playing with fans in attendance like teams in the levels below, says Tonbridge Angels boss Steve McKimm
- Lee Noble: Tribute to one of the greatest players to have played for Dartford
- We will oppose any attempt to start the season behind closed doors, insists Dover Athletic chairman Jim Parmenter
- Bromley chairman Robin Stanton-Gleaves: We have had to review our admission prices knowing that we will only be able to operate at a far smaller capacity under the latest COVID Guidelines and this results in us having to increase these prices
- Welling United: Mark Goldberg will be remaining as owner and chairman but will now be focused on securing the new ground development at Park View Road with a view to providing a sustainable future for the club
- The National League restart depends upon crowds being allowed back in stadiums as live attendance is our clubs’ largest source of income, says chairman Brian Barwick
- Maidstone United to ban away fans in limited capacity crowds of 1,255
- The Football Association regrettably forced to postpone Non-League Finals Day for a second time
- Dover Athletic boss Andy Hessenthaler signs Ahkeem Rose while Michael Woods departs Crabble by mutual consent
- Bromley boss Neil Smith unveils Byron Webster signing
- It is somewhat strange to see clubs one step below us in the Non-League pyramid now allowed crowds up to 600 on their terraces and our gates and turnstiles have to remain locked, says Tonbridge Angels chairman Dave Netherstreet
- Bromley announce the departure of goalkeeper Ryan Huddart while club captain Jack Holland pens a new deal to stay at Hayes Lane
- Bromley boss Neil Smith signs ex Millwall midfielder Liam Trotter while Roger Johnson returns to Hayes Lane
- This is a very important month for us at Bromley Football Club, as we prepare for one of the most financially challenging seasons in our recent history, warns chairman Robin Stanton-Gleaves
- Former Gillingham defender Barry Fuller signs for Dorking Wanderers
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