doing so, they became only the fourth club in England and the first since 2013 to achieve three or more promotions in successive seasons. After rumoured impending budget cuts early into the club's first Southern Premier Division season, joint managers Hughes and Hanlon stepped down after four years in charge, later taking over at Hayes & Yeading. Former coach Paul Hobbs returned to the club on a caretaker basis then later decided to stay with the club until the end of the season. the 2016–17 was a gruelling battle against relegation in their debut season. A run of six games without defeat, coupled with a 2–0 win away at Hayes & Yeading and a dramatic 1–0 win at home against Cirencester Town on the final game ensured Kings' survival against the odds. Afterwards, Paul Hobbs decided to stay on as 1st team manager. The 2017–18 close season saw a number of changes with long-term chairman Derry Edgar stepping down to become Football Secretary and Jeremy Wilkins becoming Chairman. Also, a new under 18s team were founded, with youth coach Alan Beeton taking the helm as manager. The 2017-2018 season started poorly for Kings Langley and Paul Hobbs was replaced as manager in December 2017 by Steve Conroy. Steve ensured that relegation was avoided, finishing 21st and then went on the following season to lead the Club to its highest ever finish of 6th place in Southern League Premier Division South, narrowly missing out on a play-off position. Chairman Jeremy Wilkins, although still active in the Club, stepped down in the summer of 2019 and Danny Perman was appointed in his place. In May 2019 Steve Conroy left the club to join Walton Casuals FC, stating that his ambitions were different from those of the Club, and he was replaced by Dean Barker (previously Welwyn Garden City manager) in June 2019. Also at this time, The Football Association decreed that Kings Langley should move within the football pyramid and for season 2019-20 they will be part of the Southern League Premier Division Central. Dean Barker then left the club at the end of September, along with his coaching staff. Ryan Jackett, son of Portsmouth F.C. manager Kenny Jackett, took the helm for two fixtures as interim manager before Chris Cummins was appointed as manager. Crest and colours The club's crest consists of a white rose in a black circle with "Kings