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Released Gillingham midfielder Ben Pringle has found a new club.
Ira Jackson Jr has made the switch from Folkestone Invicta to the Football League.
Star batsman Jordan Cox has been excluded from Kent’s next match after a breach of the team’s Covid-19 protocols.
Some of Kent’s non-league teams are getting behind a national campaign to “let fans in”.
There will be no Priestfield return for winger Jordan Roberts.
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Finn Smart-Weeden described his weekend racing as “mega” after taking part for the first time in the British Junior Supersport Championship.
Jack Nixon was pleased with a sixth placed finish during his debut outing in the National Superstock 600 Championship.
Gillingham have signed a former Medway schoolboy on loan from Premier League Arsenal.
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Gillingham boss Steve Evans says he lured new signing Jacob Mellis away from two or three other clubs.
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There was a record-breaking partnership at Canterbury as Kent crushed Sussex in the Bob Willis Trophy.
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Bearsted Cricket Club are the newly crowned Kent champions of the National Village Cup.
Director of cricket Paul Downton is confident that Kent's new signing will become a significant cricketer for the county.
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Tyre-trouble denied Motorbase Performance’s Rory Butcher a possible victory at Brands Hatch in the British Touring Car Championship.
Jordan Cox blew away the nerves to produce a dream innings for Kent.
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Tonbridge Angels hit six and welcomed some key men back from injury while Maidstone United live-stream a goal-fest.
Marcus O’Riordan took three wickets for Kent on the opening day of their Bob Willis Trophy match against Sussex and now hopes to impress with the bat.
Kent have captain Sam Billings back for their opening home game of the Bob Willis Trophy.
Southern Counties East side Punjab United have renamed their ground in memory of their former groundsman.
EFL clubs have voted in favour of salary caps but they've been branded as unlawful and unenforceable by the players’ union.
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Defender Noah Chesmain will be playing for Maidstone United again next season.
