Hednesford Town has bolstered its squad with the signing of goalkeeper Sam Hornby, manager Kelvin Davis confirmed. The 31-year-old brings extensive experience from the English Football League, having represented Burton Albion, Port Vale, Bradford City, and Colchester United before joining Walsall in 2024. Hornby expressed enthusiasm about the move, highlighting the alignment between his ambitions and the club’s goals. He is the third player to join the Pitmen this summer, following the acquisitions of Jamie Cooke and Dylan Mottley-Henry.

Meanwhile, Bedford Town has welcomed back striker Michael Gyasi, who returns to The New Eyrie nine years after his initial spell with the club. The 26-year-old has established himself as a notable figure in Non-League football, featuring for teams including King’s Lynn, Dover Athletic, Chesterfield, Altrincham, Boston United, and Tamworth. Most recently, Gyasi rejoined Bedford Town last summer after a productive period with Peterborough Sports, where he netted 16 goals in the National League North two seasons ago. Gyasi expressed satisfaction with the reunion and eagerness for the upcoming preseason and fan interaction.

Chester manager Phil Parkinson has secured the signing of defender Jack Kenny, a 21-year-old centre-back who played a pivotal role in Avro’s historic promotion to Step 3 last season. A former youth player at Stockport County, Kenny has impressed Parkinson with his leadership qualities, aggressiveness, and composure on the ball—traits the manager identified as essential for the squad. Kenny described his decision to join Chester as straightforward following discussions with Parkinson.

Brackley Town has completed the permanent signing of striker Tahvon Campbell after an initial three-month loan. The 29-year-old forward joined following the expiration of his contract at Yeovil Town, marking his third stint with the club. Campbell, who previously worked under Brackley manager Andy Whing at Solihull Moors, praised Whing’s coaching methods and leadership, citing a strong professional relationship. Additionally, Brackley has seen the departure of Tyler Lyttle and Morgan Roberts, both leaving after three seasons with the club.