Lydd’s Superbike World Championship racer Bradley Ray struggled for pace at Misano - although a set-up change unlocked more performance.

A talented young basketball prospect has secured a three-year contract to play for a German professional side.

Defender Frankie Morgan thinks he’s ready for Isthmian Premier football after he agreed to join Folkestone from Sheppey.

A former Maidstone fans’ favourite has agreed to sign for Folkestone in a huge coup for the Isthmian Premier club.

Boss Andy Drury has explained the reasoning behind the exit of Folkestone club stalwart Callum Davies.

New Folkestone man Jonny Henly is hoping being part of a highly-competitive division will help bring out the best in the team.

South Kent Harriers runner Margaret Connolly was on England Masters duty at the Birmingham 10k race - and it proved a winning weekend.

Folkestone Invicta have confirmed their retained and released list.

Folkestone Invicta under-13 boys’ youth team have been celebrating after a near-perfect season.

Andy Drury predicts Folkestone’s new-look central midfield partnership will be the best in Isthmian Premier next season.

A former Gillingham, Ebbsfleet, Dover and Maidstone man has turned his loan stay with Isthmian Premier side Folkestone into a permanent one.

Folkestone boss Andy Drury has had little need for sales pitches when it comes to new recruits at the Isthmian Premier outfit this summer.

Folkestone boss Andy Drury hopes their 2024 form can be a platform to build from next season.

Lydd’s Bradley Ray doubled his Superbike World Championship tally for the season so far after a wise tyre strategy in the Netherlands.

Margate are still in there fighting for their Isthmian Premier future after winning their penultimate match of the season.

There were mixed emotions for Folkestone manager Andy Drury after their derby defeat at promotion-chasing Chatham.

Margate’s Isthmian Premier survival hopes were dealt a blow - but Chatham secured a play-off place and Isthmian South East’s top two locked horns.

Manager Andy Drury intends to set his sights high with Isthmian Premier Folkestone after committing to remain in charge next season.

Andy Drury is set to remain at the helm of Folkestone next season as they begin to plan for another Isthmian Premier campaign.

Andy Drury felt Folkestone’s display at Hastings showed how far the club have come in the past four months - despite an Isthmian Premier defeat.