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Lydd Town are hoping to extend Johan ter Horst’s dual-registration arrangement.
Hythe manager Steve Watt is well aware of the threat posed by Isthmian South East new boys Erith & Belvedere.
Gillingham are looking at Ramsgate teenager Louie Procopi - but there’s also interest from another League 2 club.
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George Elokobi described Maidstone’s victory over Worthing as a complete performance.
A 96th-minute strike from Festos Kamara saw Tunbridge Wells beat Kennington 3-2 in the FA Vase Second Qualifying Round.
Ashford United beat Met Police 5-4 on penalties after a 1-1 draw in the FA Trophy Second Qualifying Round.
Maidstone enjoyed their biggest win of the season in National League South with a destruction of a high-flying Worthing.
Maidstone Rugby Club enjoyed a winning start under new head coach Dave Charlton.
Kymani Thomas won’t forget his comeback from a broken leg after scoring an extraordinary goal on his Ashford debut.
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Joint-manager James Rogers has big ambitions for Lydd Town in the FA Vase.
Brothers Sam and Sean Noakes are on the same bill as professional boxers for the first time.
Hythe boss Steve Watt delivered a few home truths after a nightmare away day.
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Teenager Tyler Hatton is an example to youngsters at his hometown club after completing his journey into Maidstone United’s first team.
Sittingbourne striker Chris Harris didn’t disappoint after begging his manager for a start.
Ramsgate boss Ben Smith wants his side to take the game to higher-league Cray Wanderers in their FA Cup replay.
Margate boss Reece Prestedge is working hard to replace injured midfielder Montel Agyemang.
Joint-manager Micheal Everitt is excited by Folkestone’s attacking options.
Folkestone and Margate lock horns again - three days on from an FA Cup cracker.
Folkestone joint-boss Micheal Everitt claims the FA are making life difficult for players and officials with constant rule-changing.
Reece Prestedge had mixed feelings after Margate forced a late replay against Folkestone in the FA Cup.
