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Chatham Town have decided to tackle Ryman League, Division 1 North next season.
Teenager Joe Coyd has been selected to represent England in the Wheelchair Rugby World Cup.
Blueliner Ryan Giles is back with the Invicta Dynamos and is hoping to help return the club to their former glories.
Steven Gregory says Danny Kedwell can be a hit in League 1 with Gillingham next season.
A seven-wicket haul from Newcastle United’s Premier League goalkeeper Rob Elliot helped Frindsbury to a 128-run win over Hollingbourne.
Gillingham amateur Conan Whitehead takes to the stage during the opening night of the UK Darts Open on Thursday.
Sussex County League sides Crowborough Athletic and Rye United could be included in the Kent League, Premier Division next season.
James DeGale will be back fighting in the county next month.
Young defender Jack Evans will join Conference side Tamworth when his Gillingham contract expires.
During last Friday’s meeting, a special award was made to Paul Tompsett after reaching his 25th year as a contracted trainer at Crayford.
Scott Marsh won a thrilling singles final at the 11th Sheppey Darts Classic.
The head coach of the Jordan national rugby team is among the applicants at one of Kent's leading sides.
Rachael Burford will be heading to New Zealand in July after being included in the latest women’s England rugby squad.
Gills assistant boss John Schofield believes the young hopefuls at the club are displaying the right mental toughness to succeed.
Hard work helped Gillingham to the League 2 title but manager Martin Allen insists burning out won’t be an issue.
The Chatham Town hierarchy will meet to decide what outcome to take after being put in the Ryman League, Division 1 North, next season.
Slovakian forward Juraj Huska has signed for the Invicta Dynamos.
Manager Martin Allen's policy with injuries last season saved Gillingham around £50,000 in medical bills and club chairman Paul Scally is delighted.
Shayne Burgess will be the man to beat again this year during the 11th Sheppey Darts Classic.
The search for new recruits is under way at Priestfield and boss Martin Allen believes the work done on and off the field last season is helping.
