Manager Reece Prestedge is delighted Ben Greenhalgh has committed to stay with Margate next season as his player-assistant.

On-loan defender Kevin Berkoe is backing Maidstone to return to the National League at the first attempt.

Manager Mitch Brundle felt Dover took their foot off the gas in the heavy loss to promotion-chasing Oxford City.

Gracious Ramsgate boss Jamie Coyle says Chatham deserve to be Isthmian South East champions.

Dartford know a win tonight will leave them on the brink of securing a second-placed National League South finish.

Gillingham’s League 2 survival is just the beginning as manager Neil Harris plots better times ahead.

Tommy Warrilow has apologised to supporters after Ashford missed out on the Isthmian South East play-offs.

Gillingham made it tough for league leaders Leyton Orient to claim promotion and will hope to do the same against weekend opponents Bradford.

Steve Watt feels he’ll have failed his players if Hythe Town don’t make the Isthmian South East play-offs.

Contract talks are ongoing with Gillingham’s all-action midfielder Alex MacDonald and he’d love to stay.

Boss Ryan Maxwell paid tribute to Sittingbourne’s award winners following the club’s presentation evening.

Boss Chipie Sian wants Punjab United to target a play-off place next season after their Kent Senior Trophy triumph.

Manager Alan Dowson hopes Dartford could receive a triple fitness boost ahead of their second successive run of two matches in less than 48 hours.

All eyes will be on Deal’s reaction tonight after their Kent Senior Trophy Final heartbreak.

Michael Hogan is a long way from his family in Australia but the veteran Kent bowler has a team-mate who knows plenty about growing up Down Under too.

Lydd Town boss Mickey Doyle has called on his big players to step up in the Southern Counties East Division 1 play-offs.

Departing Matt Newman is more than a player according to Folkestone's Roland Edge - who says his last appearance came despite him having an injury.

Fortune favoured the brave on Saturday after Sheppey’s late win took them into the final weekend with a play-off chance within their grasp.

Beating the league leaders completed Gillingham’s survival bid to the delight of manager Neil Harris.

Gillingham manager Neil Harris made no apology for the surreal ending to Tuesday night’s game after a fantastic win over the league leaders.