Experienced goalkeeper Michael Emery, defender Dean Freeman, versatile youngster Kyle Tomlin and the promising Josh Burkitt have all arrived at the Bill Stokeld Stadium.

The 31-year-old Emery (pictured) finished last season with Toolstation Northern Counties East League side Barton Town.

He had signed for Barton in 2021/22 from Pontefract Collieries, where he had been since July 2020 after arriving from NPL Division One West side Runcorn Linnets in November 2019 from North West Counties Premier Division side Rylands, having started the season in the NPL Division One South East with Lincoln United, where he had been since 2016/17.

Much of his career has been spent in his native Lincolnshire with the likes of Gainsborough Trinity and home-town Boston United.

He has also served St Albans City, St Neots Town, Heanor Town and Skegness Town.

Freeman joins from league rivals Loughborough Dynamo.

He had joined Dynamo from Ilkeston Town, who he signed for in August 2019 for an undisclosed fee.

A tall imposing centre-half, he joined Southern Premier Central side Coalville Town in the summer of 2015 before helping the team to play-off success and made over 160 appearances for the Ravens.

Originally with Barnsley, he has also been with Rainworth Miners Welfare.

Tomlin moves from Coalville where he had been since this time last year.

The 20-year-old came through the ranks at SkyBet League Two Mansfield Town and eventually captained them during their FA Youth Cup campaign where he scored a stunning goal from the halfway line against QPR that went viral on social media.

His time at the Stags came to an end in the summer of 2021 and he joined the Ravens, despite interest from several other non-League clubs.

He can operate at centre-half, right back and is also deemed to be a potential central midfielder in the future.

Left back Burkitt joins the Millers from Grantham Town, who were relegated from the NPL Premier Division at the end of last season.

Originally with Chesterfield and Boston United’s academy and captain for the Nottinghamshire County under-16 side, he had spells with Newark Town, Eastwood Community, Wisbech Town and then Grantham.