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Gills defender Josh Staunton, who has captained the development squad on several occasions this season, has joined Maidstone United on loan until April 26th.

Staunton has come through the youth ranks at Priestfield and will now get the chance to impress at the Gallagher Stadium as Maidstone look to clinch the Ryman Premier League title.

Meanwhile, midfielder Charlie Webster has also gone out on loan from Priestfield, joining Tonbridge Angels until April 25th.

Dartford have been hit by the news that stalwart Lee Burns’ season is over due to work commitments which mean he must work abroad for the next few months.

Darts boss Tony Burman said “It’s a work commitment he could not turn down. Unfortunately he leaves us now and I wish him all the best.”

“He’s been absolutely brilliant for this club. I don’t know if he’s played his last game for the club but I can’t stand in the way of players who have got work commitments – any of them.”

“If they’ve got a contract out of the country, whether it’s a day, two days, three days, they have to do that.”

“Lots of people have done well at this club – volunteers, supporters, players, everybody – they’ve all tried their best and Burnsie’s one of those people. He’s one of the originals, if you like. He’s been brilliant for us and his attitude is fantastic”

“The Meet the Manager” session at Longmead with Tonbridge Angels boss Steve McKimm, which was to have taken place on Thursday 2 April has been postponed.

The Angels website states that a new date will be arranged for this to take place as soon as possible after the season has ended.

It goes on to say, “At this critical time Steve and his coaching team need to devote all their energies to giving the team the best possible chance of staying in the Ryman Premier. The date for a re-arranged session will be published on the website when this has been confirmed.”

Following their defeat at Maidstone at the weekend, fans heading for Margate’s crucial away fixture at Met Police tonight (Tuesday) will be charged just £1 entry for all fans.

With the home side in the play-off race the club has made the decision to charge just £1 for all supporters to encourage fans to visit Imber Court.

The Gate have expressed their thanks to Met Police FC for their kind gesture and hope to see a large crowd.

Arrangements are now coming together for Folkestone Invicta’s first fully-fledged family day, which is being run, in association with Shepway District Council, alongside the football club’s next Ryman Division One game, against Chipstead at the Fullick’s Stadium on Good Friday, April 3rd.

A bouncy castle close to Stripes is now confirmed along with the previously announced FREE admission, FREE 1,000 programmes and 100 FREE Easter Eggs for the first one hundred (accompanied) under 11 year-olds presenting themselves at the Club Shop.