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Dover Life Guard member Tommy Goldup broke a record that had stood since 1999 at the club’s first gala of the year.
Garfiney Blaze landed champion greyhound trainer Mark Wallis his first Category One success of the year - and the £12,500 prize at Central Park.
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Clinical Canterbury conquered hosts Wimbledon with scores aplenty for both sides in National League 2 East.
Tonbridge Juddians did the double over Old Albanians with a bonus-point National League 2 East win.
Four players from Holcombe played their part in helping Great Britain’s men’s hockey team qualify for Paris 2024.
The BBC has been ordered to work more closely with publishers amid growing concern about the threat it poses to the future of independent local news.
Brothers Chris and Phil Hamblin are hoping their dog has its day in the £12,500 Cesarewitch Grand Final at Central Park.
Lydd’s Bradley Ray has unveiled his charger for this year’s Superbike World Championship campaign.
Holcombe enjoyed a much more successful second weekend of Super 6s action.
Canterbury went down fighting in a narrow defeat against top-of-the-table Esher in National League 2 East.
Gravesend missed the chance to inflict damage on fellow Regional 2 South East strugglers Sidcup, losing 26-17.
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Medway had the measure of hosts London Cornish, winning 46-20 in Regional 2 South East.
Tonbridge Juddians’ second-half recovery bid ran out of time for defeat at Guernsey in National League 2 East.
Chatham Town SR returned to the top of the Premier Division with a thumping win at Cliffe Woods Colts.
Eyes will be on greyhounds great Bellmore Sally as she chases a place in another Final at Central Park this weekend.
The owner of a pub-cum- zoo hoping for a fresh start after a tough year has been left ‘deflated’ after a quad bike was stolen from his business.
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Holcombe endured a painful weekend of Super 6s action as their men’s and women’s first teams got their campaigns under way.
The January transfer window has closed with four in and four out for Gillingham as Stephen Clemence’s side enter February with a fresh look.
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