There’s been big interest in the Maidstone manager’s job - but the club couldn't be happier with their caretaker boss.

The takeover of Maidstone United has fallen through.

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Only six matches beat the freeze in the Medway Area Sunday League at the weekend.

Maidstone are waiting to discover the extent of goalkeeper Tom Hadler’s injury.

Gillingham will be bringing in defensive cover following Elkan Baggott’s departure last week - and the manager wants another striker too.

Manager Neil Harris’ exuberant post-match celebration at Colchester was a thank-you to the fans who kept faith in him.

Gillingham defender David Tutonda knew it was about time he bagged another goal - over three years since his last one.

A book on the history of Kent cup football competitions which has been decades in the making is now on sale.

Joint-head coach Micheal Everitt was thrilled to see one of Folkestone’s pre-match plans pay dividends in their home win over Haringey.

There was pride in defeat for George Elokobi, who is convinced Maidstone have what it takes to stay up after their performance against Wrexham.

TJ Jadama’s hat-trick helped Ramsgate to stay top of Isthmian South East thanks to a comeback win over Burgess Hill.

Gillingham played with a different kind of quality on Saturday to the delight of manager Neil Harris.

Ian Draycott’s 150th club goal guided in-form Folkestone to an Isthmian Premier win over Haringey.

A last-minute goal denied Maidstone a point after battling back from two goals down against National League giants Wrexham.

Gillingham climbed off the bottom of the Football League after clinching their first away win of the season.

Follow all the action as it happens from Gillingham's trip to Colchester and Maidstone's game at home to big-spending Wrexham.

Dover's scheduled National League South match against Havant & Waterlooville at Crabble has been postponed, hours before kick-off.

Herne Bay Youth FC have set up a men’s team - and have already raised more than £2,000 for good causes.

Both Dartford and Tonbridge have seen this Saturday’s scheduled National League South matches called off due to frozen pitches.