Gills boss Neil Harris says Ipswich loanee Elkan Baggott is getting better all the time.

Darland Spartans produced a five-star display to defeat High Halstow in the Premier Division.

Ebbsfleet’s Craig Tanner believes referee Ben Atkinson was right to show a red card to Welling’s Stefan Payne on Saturday.

Player-assistant manager Mitch Brundle admits Dover are looking to quickly move on after their National League South draw with Farnborough.

Welling manager Warren Feeney revealed captain James Dunne saw red on Saturday – for tripping over the referee.

Ebbsfleet boss Dennis Kutrieb feared it wasn’t going to be their day - even when they were awarded a last-gasp penalty against nine-man Welling.

Frontman Ade Yusuff was controversially sent off - just four days after bagging a hat-trick - as Folkestone were beaten in Isthmian Premier.

Deal were emphatic winners in the First Round of the FA Vase.

Welling manager Warren Feeney has revealed he’s turned down an approach from another club to remain in charge at Park View Road.

New Whitstable boss Marcel Nimani made a winning start at Stansfeld.

Gillingham boss Neil Harris was happy with a point against Barrow, admitting: “We weren’t very good today.”

An Alfie Pavey penalty saw Dover come from behind to draw with Farnborough, extending their unbeaten run to five National League South encounters.

Elkan Baggott scored for the second game running as Gillingham took a point against Barrow.

Nine-man Welling took a point away from National League South leaders Ebbsfleet in a fiery encounter on Saturday.

Follow all the action as it happens from Gills, Ebbsfleet and Dover.

Maidstone announced the signing of defender Reiss Greenidge before last night's game at Notts County.

Inspirational athlete Ryan Brett and selfless referee Pawel Szczepanik are among the nominees for honours - don't miss the chance to have your say.

Kent school teams were among those to take top honours in the London Regional Finals of the F1 in Schools STEM Challenge, earning places at finals.

Canterbury's Tristan Ovenden has been taking on the cream of French rallycross.

A talented teenager is celebrating after she enjoyed double success on the world stage.