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From finance to fitness - the story of four Kent rugby clubs on finding their way through the Covid pandemic.
Hakan Hayrettin says Maidstone are lucky to have Gavin Hoyte at the club.
Maidstone manager Hakan Hayrettin cheered himself up during isolation by dining in style.
Don’t panic was the message from Hakan Hayrettin as Maidstone saw off Poole Town in the FA Trophy.
Maidstone advanced in the FA Trophy on their return to action.
The Southern Counties East League have delayed their season restart to mid-January - but insist they are determined to finish the campaign.
Former Folkestone star Ira Jackson speaks to KentOnline after scoring his first two goals for Grimsby Town in the Football League.
Former Maidstone boss John Still has told Hakan Hayrettin he is doing an unbelievable job.
Chatham are aiming to shut down the one glimmer of hope they’ve offered teams this season.
Canterbury manager Chris Woollcott sees an opportunity for young players to stake their claim when football resumes.
Captain Gary Clarke is set to return as Kennington bid to pull off another FA Vase upset.
A hockey player’s quick thinking may have saved the life of an elderly woman who collapsed while walking her dog.
Sittingbourne have cancelled all football activity until they have a restart date from the Isthmian League.
Hythe manager Steve Watt says whoever goes up this season will deserve all the credit in the world.
Deal Town's FA Vase tie at home to Binfield this weekend has been postponed due to Covid concerns in their opponents' camp.
Former Charlton defender Chris Solly is looking to put himself in the shop window after signing for Ebbsfleet.
Tonbridge face the only unbeaten side in National South when they visit St Albans.
Sam Corne’s second season at Maidstone is proving in stark contrast to his first.
Dan Scorer is turning his attention to Kennington’s next FA Vase opponents after making history in his 200th match at the helm.
Folkestone manager Neil Cugley sees no need to extend the football season into June - provided matches resume next month.
