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Manager Ryan Maxwell has added more pace to an already-rapid Sittingbourne squad.
Ben Greenhalgh has hit the ground running in management as Margate bid to bounce back from relegation.
Darren Blackburn’s faith has been rewarded after Sheppey announced two new signings.
Striker Matt Rush has moved up a level after rejecting a new contract at Maidstone.
Chatham manager Kevin Hake has hailed the signing of former Gillingham youngster Bailey Akehurst.
Sheppey assistant manager Darren Blackburn is confident the right players will come their way following key departures.
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Ashford manager Danny Kedwell has specific requirements as he searches for a new goalkeeper.
Maidstone’s latest signing has set his sights on winning National League South - after experiencing play-off glory last season.
Sittingbourne could have something of a wonderkid on their hands following their latest summer signing.
Jay Saunders sees big potential in Tonbridge summer signing Trevan Robinson.
Captain Dave Masters believes league leaders Minster are facing their toughest game of the season.
Bill Williams believes Maidstone are building a team to challenge for the National League South championship.
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Dartford have turned to a familiar face to lead their defence in the Isthmian Premier.
Sam Bone is returning to Ireland after leaving Maidstone - where he’ll be playing for a Premier League icon.
Medway’s Champions League winner has announced his retirement from football, aged 34.
Former Ramsgate manager Ben Smith set the wheels in motion for Connor Wilkins’ move to Southwood.
Connor Mahoney has been reunited with former Gillingham boss Stephen Clemence.
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Former Maidstone captain Gavin Hoyte has a new club in Kent.
Ultra runner Rick Walton raised the bar in style after shattering the best-known fastest time for the 94km North Downs Way Loop by more than an hour.
Changes are coming in youth football but an opportunity for everyone to play is at the heart of a new strategy, says the Kent FA’s Toby Elgar.
