Sports stars from Kent have backed a campaign to encourage the public to exercise at home during lockdown.

The pandemic's changed the shape of gaming in Kent, we explore if the professional side of the digital world could become the next big sporting event.

Gravesend boxer Cheavon Clarke returns to action for the first time in over a year next week.

A roller skating champion has hit out at 'insane' regulations which have left him with no choice but to practice in a car park - and he's not alone.

Table tennis players Will Bayley and Ross Wilson have both had their place at the Summer Paralympic Games confirmed.

Para-skiing star Millie and mother Suzanne Knight have always been a team since the very beginning.

Georgina Harland will lead Team GB at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics after being appointed Chef de Mission for the Games - a first for women.

It’s World Table Tennis Day but Kent Paralympian Ross Wilson has more important things on his mind.

Tom Ransley admits he has nothing more to give after deciding against competing in Tokyo next year.

Tom Bosworth believes he will be fitter and stronger when the Olympic Games comes around next year.

Kent’s Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls will have to wait another year to fulfil their dreams.

Tonbridge AC Olympian Tom Bosworth says it's too early to write off this summer's Tokyo Games.

Money can't buy the chance of Olympic glory, says Gravesend fighter Cheavon Clarke.

Listen to our new Kent's Sporting Dreams podcast with Gravesend boxer Cheavon Clarke on the Tokyo Olympics, being on Team GB and turning professional.

Eighteen-year-old Sophie Castle, of Dover Castle Archery Club, has ambitions to compete in the Paris Olympics.

Matthew Robertson is hoping to push his case for a spot at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics this week.

It's six months until the 2020 Olympics - we look at the Kent stars hoping to be on the plane to Tokyo.