The county are a victory away from back-to-back Bill Beaumont County Championship titles - after going 96 years without winning it!

Wheelchair fencer Henry Patient can focus on competition without worrying about finances thanks to a grassroots initiative.

Early Kent League Premier Division basement boys Tunbridge Wells ended reigning champions Lordswood’s perfect record to allow Minster to go top.

Just one point separated Kent from Cornwall as their Bill Beaumont County Championship campaign continued at the weekend.

Defending champions Lordswood lead the Kent League Premier Division after edging to victory at St Lawrence & Highland Court.

Champions Kent survived some edgy moments to beat Hampshire in the Bill Beaumont County Championship.

An unbroken ninth-wicket stand proved vital as St Lawrence & Highland Court edged their city Kent League Premier Division derby at Canterbury.

Player-manager Luke Coleman scored twice as Barnehurst lifted the DFDS Kent Sunday Junior Cup on Sunday.

There was a winning start on their Kent League Premier Division return for Canterbury while champions Lordswood began their title defence well.

A junior girls’ football team have been celebrating - after they came out on top in a boys league.

A manager of an Isthmian South East side has left the club due to planned budget cuts.

A former semi-professional footballer explains how quick-fire national and international double delight has given his career a new lease of life.

Jubilant Erith Town boss Adam Woodward’s loyalty was rewarded by winning promotion on Monday.

Erith Town will be playing step 4 football for the first time in their history next season.

Gillingham have a much-needed local game to look forward to next season.

There’s no shortage of vacancies in the Southern Counties East Football League after five managers and an assistant departed in just a few days.

Title-winning Cray Valley manager Steve McKimm has told his players to cherish every moment of their success.

Tonbridge Juddians ran out of steam to lose their final National League 2 East game of the season at Westcombe Park.

An early wonder strike helped The Charcoal to victory in the DFDS Kent Veterans Cup Final on Friday night.

Rusthall held on against 10-man Cray Wanderers to take the honours on Sunday.