Mersham Sports captain Jack Wilson has challenged his team to rewrite the club's history books by winning promotion.

Ashford’s new owners won’t throw silly money around when their takeover is complete.

The prospective new owners at Ashford have rejected interest in the vacant manager’s job from a “well-known ex-Premier League player”.

Market Hotel retained the DFDS Kent Sunday Premier Cup with a big victory against Under The Radar.

Adem Ramadan made his comeback from a broken leg in Ashford’s final game of the season.

Alan Walker says there’s been big interest in the Ashford manager’s job.

Faversham maintained second place in Southern Counties East with a big home win over bottom side Welling Town.

Margate are still in there fighting for their Isthmian Premier future after winning their penultimate match of the season.

Ashford’s interim management team are forming a clear picture of what’s required to take the club forward.

Weald TT Club’s Diccon Gray has added a doubles title to recent county glory.

Margate’s Isthmian Premier survival hopes were dealt a blow - but Chatham secured a play-off place and Isthmian South East’s top two locked horns.

Ashford United’s interim boss Alan Walker hopes the young players drafted into the team for the season finale will be better for the experience.

Ashford United Ladies have teamed up with campaign group Her Game Too for a mission to get more females into football.

Adisham’s Will Ovenden gave the locals two wins to cheer and there were other impressive displays at Lydden Hill’s Easter rallyfest.

Ashford interim boss Alan Walker is predicting a bright future for his on-loan Gillingham duo.

Ashford trainer Elizabeth McNair made sure of the £12,500 prize money up for grabs with a Kent Plate one-two.

Forward Ashley Miller struck late to ensure leaders Deal won a five-goal Southern Counties East Premier Division game at Whitstable.

Margate extended their unbeaten Isthmian Premier run in their battle against relegation to three matches as they drew at home to Cray Wanderers.

Ashford’s Elizabeth McNair has four runners in the £12,500 Kent Plate Grand Final - but former Central Park trainer Maxine Locke is also eyeing glory.

Alan Walker will use his spell as interim Ashford manager to look at the club’s young players.