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A former Gillingham skipper has agreed to sign for Chatham in a huge coup for the Isthmian Premier club.
Manager Steve Lovell has welcomed the arrival of new Herne Bay chairman Matt Barman and hopes he can help take the club to the next level.
New Faversham signing Frannie Collin has revealed how close he came to playing in the Lilywhites’ failed play-off bid.
Captain Matt Hammond accepts St Lawrence & Highland Court 1sts’ three-wicket win at Sandwich Town 1sts would have been a great match for any neutrals.
New Dartford assistant boss Roland Edge admits promotion will be the main aim for the club in the 2024/25 season - but knows it will be far from easy.
Defender Frankie Morgan thinks he’s ready for Isthmian Premier football after he agreed to join Folkestone from Sheppey.
New Whitstable summer signing Michael West has explained how manager Jamie Coyle helped convince him to join - over a round of golf.
A former Maidstone fans’ favourite has agreed to sign for Folkestone in a huge coup for the Isthmian Premier club.
Teenage Dover attacker Archie Hatcher has explained how he took his Blackburn trial in his stride and how the experience left him hungry for more.
New Margate player-manager Ben Greenhalgh has hit the ground running in charge of the club’s first team.
Sandwich Town skipper Tom Chapman has his sights on cup success this summer.
A long-distance runner made a winning start when she took part in a fitness event - and now has her sights set on breaking a world record.
The boss of an Isthmian South East side has left the club due to personal reasons.
Early Kent League Premier Division basement boys Tunbridge Wells ended reigning champions Lordswood’s perfect record to allow Minster to go top.
Batsman Daniel Bell-Drummond is optimistic Kent Spitfires can qualify for the knockout stages of the T20 Blast competition.
Boss Tommy Warrilow is on the look-out for more recruits after making his first summer signing at Faversham - but is prepared to be patient.
Club captain Jarryd Taig is urging Canterbury’s batsmen to take lessons from their six-wicket Kent League Premier Division defeat at Bexley.
Josh Williams is confident he can make the step up to playing National League South football as he leaves Whitstable Town.
Matt Walker insists there’s still enough time for Kent to defy those who predicted they would suffer 2024 County Championship Division 1 relegation.
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Boss Andy Drury has explained the reasoning behind the exit of Folkestone club stalwart Callum Davies.
