Does that mean that Ilkeston Town could start up again at the end of April as well? programme editing at the in June!! Who would have thought?

As far as the Northern Premier League is concerned I personally can't see the fixtures restarting. As far as promotion is concerned I don't think too many would complain if Leek and Stamford were given the promotion slots.  

Coronavirus effect on clubs like Dageham & Redbridge

Coronavirus may put football clubs out of business, says Dagenham director• Steve Thompson: ‘Some clubs may not survive’ 

    

Many clubs at Dagenham’s level rely on hospitality and events for a large portion of their income, and Thompson can see EFL and National League clubs going to the wall if there is an extended break.“Potentially some clubs are not going to survive this,” Thompson said. “We’ve got a large social facility with two function rooms and lots of clubs in non-league, and Leagues One and Two, rely on that income.” “People will also start to think if they should be attending.” Thompson added. “Lots of the functions we have are 50th wedding anniversaries and birthday parties. Do people want their elderly relatives to attend? “It’s not just the football, it’s everything around it. We are no different to restaurants, bars and hotels who are seeing a downturn in their numbers. We’re all in the hospitality industry.” The potential ban on mass gatherings in the UK, likely to come into force next week, would take any decision to play games in the National League out of its hands. Thompson believes losses would be inevitable at football clubs, and the government should include them in any bailout package for the hospitality industry over lost earnings. “Staff will start being laid off and that’s going to have an impact on everybody,” said Thompson. “We employ a lot of part-time staff on zero-hours contracts and, if we haven’t got games or functions on, those people are not going to be employed. That will happen in bars, restaurants, hotels and football clubs. Where you are with full-time staff and players will depend on how long this lasts. ”

Thompson also dismissed the idea that Premier League clubs could be the key to supporting lower league sides financially.“We’re talking £10m to £20m just to support the National League clubs over three or four months,” he said. “Premier League clubs spend hundreds of millions, but the vast majority of that goes on salaries and those players are on contracts.”“Everyone says; get the money from the Premier League but they spend it. They can’t turn around and say, ‘We’re going to cut salaries in half, and pay for the problems the rest of football has got because of coronavirus.’ The FA does have money, not as much to support every club in the country, but they could help. The rest would have to be down to the government.” 

I can't see our league starting up again