Ashford United Football Club have appointed Patsy Brett as their new Chief Executive Officer.

Deal Town’s bid to enjoy a decent run in the Kent Senior Trophy starts at the Charles Ground on Saturday.

Dover boss Chris Kinnear has proved he’s not about to wrap his players up in cotton wool ahead of the Vanarama Conference clash at Macclesfield.

Ashford United break new ground on Saturday when they make their first ever visit to Crowborough Athletic.

Sam Denly hopes Herne Bay’s fortunes in cup competitions on the road continue this season when they travel to Heybridge Swifts in the FA Trophy.

Late goals have cost Dartford four points in their last two home games and manager Tony Burman knows that trend must stop on Saturday.

Ebbsfleet's Anthony Cook has spoken out in support of Dartford keeper Jason Brown - having also been the victim of racist abuse.

Steve Brown expects a positive response from his players when they resume their promotion push at Hemel Hempstead on Saturday.

Faversham boss Ray Turner has spoken out about the growing culture of gamesmanship in non-league football, claiming he is saddened by an escalation.

On the eve of their first foray into FA Trophy action this season, Whitstable joint-boss Danny Ward wants to emulate the Oystermen’s 2013 success.

Maidstone United have postponed their midweek league match against Leatherhead - giving them a rest ahead of their FA Cup tie against Welling

Ebbsfleet defender Lloyd Harrington has been sent out on loan for the second time this season.

Dartford left-back Adam Green has joined Ryman League side Leatherhead on loan for a month.

Maidstone United boss Jay Saunders had to disappoint Ryman League managers looking to take Aston Villa trialist Ben Swift on loan.

Former Sittingbourne joint-manager Nick Davis is among the names being considered to succeed Matt Wyatt.

Dover, Margate, Tonbridge and Thamesmead all went through in the Kent Senior Cup on Tuesday night.

Two Kent derbies produced eight goals on Tuesday night but another of our clubs crashed to a 4-0 home defeat.

Hythe manager Tim Dixon insists football, not finance, will be the key motivation when his team enters the FA Trophy on Saturday.

Newly-appointed chairman Jim Pellatt confirms Folkestone Invicta are almost debt-free and ready to emerge from their five-year CVA.

Folkestone hit the FA Trophy trail this weekend and they’re looking to avoid a third defeat to local rivals Ramsgate this season.