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The National League Board is pleased to be in a position to provide a streaming update following a Board meeting on Wednesday 30 November.

As you are aware, the National League Board recently announced its intention to pursue the implementation of a streaming platform in the second half of the current season.

A huge amount of work has been ongoing behind-the-scenes with the League now in a position to announce a soft launch of the streaming platform on Saturday 10 December with a full launch two weeks later.

The first phase of the launch will see streaming introduced for National Division clubs only while the League works with North and South clubs running pilot events in the second half of the season to ensure logistically it can be delivered for North and South Divisions for the 2023/24 season.

The National League would again like to reiterate its commitment to providing a quality streaming platform that benefits all 72 Member Clubs.

Thanks must go to BT Sport and title sponsors Vanarama for their continued support.

Further updates around pricing and sign-up activity will be announced shortly.

Paul Holleran has confirmed that Tom Hewlett has returned to Burton Albion, whilst James Mace will be joining Southern Premier Central side Stratford Town on dual-registration.

Hewlett made ten appearances in total on loan from Burton Albion, scoring three times - most notably an 87th minute penalty to defeat AFC Fylde.

We'd like to thank Tom for his efforts in the gold and black.

Holleran also confirmed that James Mace will be joining Stratford Town on a dual-registration deal in order to get some game time under his belt.

The 37 year old will join up with former Brakes defender Paul McCone at the Arden Garages Stadium, with the Bards currently sitting eighteenth in the Southern Premier League Central. Everyone wishes Macey all the best for his spell in Tiddington.