CLITHEROE
Clitheroe have signed striker Isaac Kusaloka from Evo-Stik NPL Premier Division side AFC Fylde
Fylde signed Kusaloka from North West Counties League side Squires Gate in December 2011.
The youngster was Gate's top scorer with twelve goals at the time of his move up the non-League Pyramid.
Zambia-born Kusaloka burst onto the scene in 2010/11 for Gate after a spell with NPL Premier Division side Kendal Town.

HARROGATE RAILWAY ATHLETIC
Harrogate Railway Athletic have entered into a partnership with Askham Bryan College to bring Education to Station View.
The club are currently going through a transition period that has allowed this unique opportunity to study, gaining recognised qualifications whilst pursuing sporting excellence to develop. Opportunities in sport are highly sought after and having staff from across various areas of the sporting industry will ensure students are signposted onto further educational courses and into realistic careers. The course will run out of the new building at Station View giving Learners and players a very realistic working environment. Students will have the opportunity to develop key skills required for the sporting industry as well as receiving clear guidance on progression routes.
Add to this the opportunity to represent Harrogate Railway Athletic Football Club and Askham Bryan College in one of the nationally recognised leagues and players are able to develop their sporting excellence to achieve a better playing pedigree. As part of the academy team you will train and play throughout your course of study. This really is a unique opportunity for students to pursue a career in sport whilst enhancing their knowledge about the game. The course requires a lot of commitment and a good attitude to succeed; successful candidates can progress to level 3 and onto Higher Educational degree courses in sport.

RAMSBOTTOM UNITED
Ramsbottom United have announced that winger Grant Spencer has returned to Blue Square Premier club Hyde while squad members Ryan Moore and Kieron Pickup have gone out on loan to Padiham to give them some football.
As the unwelcomed winter break has left the management team of Anthony Johnson and Bernard Morley frustrated, they are trying to look on the bright side.
“We are treating it as a chance for the players to have a rest, especially as we are exactly half way through the season,” said Johnson. ”We are doing what we can in training, but are looking to return having realised that we have settled well into the Evo-Stik.
"With the exception of New Mills who thoroughly deserved to beat us, and the score-line flattered us, I honestly believe that we should have taken something from every other game. We need to push on now so we need all the lads showing 100% commitment both in training and the games if we are to keep up with the top five. Whilst we will be playing two games most weeks, every other team will be doing the same”.
On the playing front, with the addition of the likes of Glodi Kuba-Kuba and Kristian Evans, Ryan Moore and Keiron Pickup have both been loaned out to NWCFL side Padiham in an attempt to give them playing time.
“Both remain Ramsbottom United players”, confirmed Johnson, “and at just 18 years of age, Keiron is very much a player for the future. He needs to keep playing, as he hasn’t been a regular for us so far this season. Ryan’s situation is slightly different, as it looks as though he will be moving to America in the near future.”
When asked about Ian Flannery, Johnson was able to confirm that the towering defender went for a scan over the last weekend, and both player and club are awaiting the results, although it is likely to be a while before he is back in training.
Meanwhile, Grant Spencer has returned to Blue Square Bet Premier club Hyde and was recalled to their squad for the game against Grimsby Town on Tuesday night.

SALFORD CITY
It has been a week of change at Salford City as the Ammies lost the services of manager Darren Sheridan on Monday morning. The former Barnsley player resigned and has been replaced by Andy Heald, who is in caretaker charge at Moor Lane.
Heald has a wealth of non-league experience with morecambe, Leigh RMI / Genesis, Stalybridge & Radcliffe Borough while he ended last season with Warrington Town. he joined Salford in the summer of 2012.
Meanwhile player Jameel Ible has signed for League Two York City until the end of the campaign. The former Stockport County defender, joined the Evo-Stik Northern Premier League Ammies in the summer after impressing in a pre-season friendly against them.
Ible was a regular in former manager Darren Sheridan's Evo-Stik NPL First Division North side until the Minstermen moved on Wednesday for his signature.