Peter Taylor returned to the Gillingham hotseat on Monday with only one thing on his mind – winning matches.

I got brought in to work for Gillingham and to do my best for them, and that doesn’t change.

Gills interim boss Peter Taylor insists he’ll be treating Charlie Allen just like everyone else.

Kent’s Charlotte Edwards and Tammy Beaumont guided England to a five wicket victory over New Zealand in the opening game of a triangular in Barbados.

Faversham boss Ray Turner remains optimistic about their chances of a return to the promotion play-offs this year, despite seven games without a win.

Herne Bay are aiming to knock two-time FA Trophy winners Grays Athletic out of the competition on their own patch this weekend.

Whitstable Town face a voyage into the unknown when they entertain Potters Bar Town in the FA Trophy on Saturday.

Deal Town chairman Dayle Melody says the time was right to part company with Derek Hares.

Captain Michael Farrer says Canterbury want to shock the NOW: Pensions National Premier Division hierarchy and battle for play-off spot.

Grace Balsdon is determined for her Canterbury Ladies side to “get back to business” when they visit Leicester on Saturday lunchtime.

Dartford entertain the Skrill Premier’s bottom club this weekend but manager Tony Burman has warned fans not to expect an easy ride.

Jimmy Adams says Kent are in a ‘fantastic position’ thanks to the wealth of young talent pushing for first-team action in 2014.

After extending his stay at the club Alex Blake says he expects to battle with Fabian Cowdrey and Sam Billings for a place in the Kent side.

David Griffiths says he hopes his move to Kent will add some pace and flair to the county’s bowling attack and push the team forward.

Leon Camier has to pass a medical before being cleared to ride in the final round of this year’s FIM World Superbike Championship.

Lisa Dobriskey has suffered a blow after she was among several big names to lose their funding from British Athletics.

Rival managers Steve Brown and Tony Burman are both relishing the prospect of next weekend’s huge north Kent derby in the FA Cup.

Dover Athletic boss Chris Kinnear has played down the significance of two Skrill South games in four days.

Dover boss Chris Kinnear is refusing to take FA Cup opponents Oxford City lightly.

Ebbsfleet have the chance of extending their winning streak to six games when Skrill South strugglers Gosport visit Stonebridge Road.