Aldershot Town
The Shots have brought in young winger or full-back Nathan Mavila from Premier League side West Ham United.
The 19-year-old, who moved to West Ham from Wycombe Wanderers, arrives following the end of Nick Anderton's loan spell from Preston North End.
Left-back Anderton, also 19, made 11 appearances after joining in August.
Altrincham
Reserve team goalkeeper Callum Williams has signed first-team forms following Josh Ollerenshaw's decision to join the armed forces.
Ollerenshaw was signed a few weeks ago as emergency cover for Tim Deasy. Eighteen-year-old Williams was with Blackburn Rovers as a youngster.
Boreham Wood
Boreham Wood are on the hunt for a new manager after Ian Allinson tendered his resignation. Allinson cited the change from evening to a daytime training programme has been a big reason for his decision, clashing with his work commitments at Carlsberg.
He said: "This is a decision that I haven’t taken lightly. I have thought long and hard about this over the last few weeks before coming to the realisation that the new training schedule wasn’t allowing me to manager the team to the level of my expectations."
FC Halifax Town
The Shaymen have signed midfielder Kieran Sadler from League One side Peterborough United and borrowed former England C international Nicky Wroe from Notts County.
Sadler, 21, is an exciting winger who spent 11 years with West Ham United before having a spell with St Mirren. Wroe moved to County ahead of the 2014-15 campaign after leaving Preston North End. He has made over 300 appearances in the Football League throughout his career.
Grimsby Town
Defender Conor Townsend has re-joined the Mariners on an initial one month loan deal from Championship side Hull City.
He previously spent time at Blundell Park on loan in 2011 from the Tigers and was awarded the club's supporters' young player of the season award. The left-back has also had loan spells with Chesterfield, Carlisle United, Dundee United and Scunthorpe in the last three seasons.
Kidderminster Harriers
Dave Hockaday has been confirmed as the club's new head coach in a busy week at Aggborough. The 57-year-old has had spells in charge of Forest Green Rovers and Leeds United, while also assuming carertaker duties at Coventry City.
"Dave has an enviable reputation as a coach within the game and we are very fortunate to be in a position to bring him into the club at the time when our squad really needs a lift," said chairman Rod Brown.
Meanwhile, Harriers have brought in five new signings. Ben Whitfield and Joe Ward arrive on loan from AFC Bournemouth and West Bromwich Albion, striker Jordan Murphy joins on loan from Walsall, George Cater checks in from West Bromwich Albion and ex-Hartlepool United forward Callum Hassan completes the quintet.
Torquay United
The Gulls have announced the appointment of Robbie Herrera as assistant-manager to new player-manager Kevin Nicholson.
The 45-year-old is Torquay born and bred and served the club in over 130 games as a player before becoming a key figure in the club's youth development scheme in more recent times.
Tranmere Rovers
Rovers have agreed an undisclosed compensation fee with League One side Wigan Athletic for Max Power, who left the club this summer after 13 years and more than 100 appearances.
Though out of contract at Prenton Park, as he was under the age of 24 when he joined Wigan, Tranmere were entitled to compensation from the Latics. The two clubs signed an agreement earlier this week, which includes a guaranteed up-front fee together with further payments based on appearances and a sell-on clause.
Welling United
Loui Fazakerley has added former triallist James Fitchett to his ranks on dual registration with Ryman League Premier Division side Billericay Town.
Centre-back Fitchett was with the Wings in pre-season and has been training with them recently. He was previously with Dagenham & Redbridge.
Woking
Woking have confirmed that Terell Thomas' loan from Charlton Athletic has been extended until January. He made an impressive debut for the Cards on August 31 against Welling United.
