Gillingham will kick their pre-season schedule off with a game at Folkestone.

Larkfield AC member Lee Cooper defeated a field of 320 runners to win Larkfield 10k at East Malling

Gills boss Peter Taylor is closing in on a new number two.

Staying at Gillingham was a “no-brainer” insisted Danny Kedwell despite interest from elsewhere.

A trio of Kent players have been named in England Hockey’s World Cup squad.

Kent spinner James Tredwell has been named in the England squad to face Sri Lanka in a t20 and ODI series later this month.

Kent will face the touring Australian team in the first match of the Ashes summer in 2015, it was revealed on Monday morning.

Gillingham keeper Stuart Nelson has spoken of his delight at signing a new two-year deal with the club.

Gillingham striker Cody McDonald hopes his blistering form can continue in August – to earn himself a new deal.

Striker Danny Kedwell has agreed a new two-year deal at Gillingham.

Picture action from the first weekend of matches in the Shepherd Neame Kent Cricket League.

Jimmy Adams says now their first win of the season is out of the way, Kent’s players want to build on it at Derby this weekend.

Gillingham keeper Stuart Nelson admits he is happy to stay at the club for the next 10 years after penning a new two-year deal on Thursday.

Fans’ favourite Rory Hill is among four players who have been told to prove their fitness before landing new deals at Maidstone United.

Outgoing Gillingham assistant manager John Schofield says he is proud of the two years he spent at Priestfield.

Assistant coach Matt Walker revealed the excitement in the Kent camp after the win over Surrey which he says is a “template for success" this season.

Gillingham goalkeeper Stuart Nelson has signed a new two-year-contract.

Maidstone United's first signing of the close season is winger Matt Bodkin from Margate on a one-year deal.

Kent all-rounder Adam Ball admits return to Championship cricket came sooner than expected but he’s hoping his form with the bat will keep him there.

Skipper Rob Key admits Kent’s slow start to the season came as a shock but after crushing Surrey, he hopes they can make up for lost time.