England spinner James Tredwell revealed it “crossed his mind” to quit Kent before agreeing a new long-term deal with the club this week.

Gillingham loan defender Kortney Hause played the second half for England under-20s on Wednesday and former Welling man Baily Cargill scored.

Gills end their barren run to keep their Johnstone's Paint Trophy hopes on track at Crawley.

Gillingham will face one of their League 1 rivals in the area semi-finals of the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy.

Match-winner Doug Loft admitted his goal was a fluke.

Jermaine McGlashan claimed the “miss-of-the-season” against Crawley but boss Peter Taylor hailed the winger's impact in the Trophy tie.

Speedway legend Barry Briggs and former F1 driver Mark Webber helped raise £1,000 for charity from a sponsored motorbike ride in Kent

Boss Peter Taylor was thrilled at his side’s second half turnaround.

Doug Loft secured a morale-boosting win for ten-man Gillingham in the Johnstone’s Paint area quarter-final.

Maidstone United's televised replay against Stevenage will swell FA Cup earnings this season to £130,000.

Nicole Taylor of Tonbridge AC swept into the overall lead in this season's Kent Cross-Country League with victory at Sparrows Den.

Kent will play host to Ashes Test cricket in 2015 when Canterbury’s Spitfire Ground, St Lawrence is the stage for England’s women to face Australia.

Gillingham won’t be taking their Johnstone’s Paint Trophy match at Crawley lightly, as they seek a morale-boosting win.

Ticket details for Maidstone United's home FA Cup replay against Stevenage on November 20 have been announced.

The best of Saturday's pictures from Priestfield as Gillingham face Bristol City in the FA Cup.

Gillingham manager Peter Taylor got a performance he was looking for on Saturday.

The best images as non-league Maidstone hold League 2 Stevenage in the FA Cup first round.

Action from weekend games in the Ryman League involving Kent clubs

Maidstone manager Jay Saunders has criticised the Ryman League for making his FA Cup heroes play Dulwich Hamlet this week.

Proud Maidstone boss Jay Saunders knew his side were close to a famous FA Cup first-round upset at Stevenage - a game that ended goalless.