The latest from Gills and Kent Cricket plus big stories from non-league football, hockey, snooker and more.

The Kent Young Athletes League for under-13 and under-15 boys and girls commenced on Saturday at Ashford.

Gills boss Peter Taylor won’t be taking any action following an altercation between team-mates Joe Martin and Chris Whelpdale at Preston.

Leon Legge won‘t be stressing about the management situation at Gillingham.

Pictures from Deepdale as Gillingham ensure League 1 football for another season despite a 3-1 defeat.

The task to turn Gillingham from relegation scrappers to League 1 challengers will be a tough one, admits boss Peter Taylor.

Manager Peter Taylor praised the efforts of Gillingham’s players after the club’s League 1 safety was sealed.

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Tommy Warrilow's six-and-a-half-year reign as Tonbridge manager ended with a goalless draw against Havant on Saturday.

Peter Taylor hopes to find out if he’s wanted as the long-term Gillingham manager as soon as possible.

Ditton's Barry Hawkins produced an impressive comeback to make the last eight of the World Snooker Championship in Sheffield on Saturday.

Peter Taylor was happy to have accomplished his number one objective at Gillingham.

Gillingham’s League 1 safety was finally secured despite defeat at Preston on Saturday.

Barry Hawkins produced a late surge to battle back into his last-16 contest at the World Snooker Championship against Ricky Walden.

Frannie Collin strikes his 31st goal of the season as Maidstone beat Grays but miss out on the Ryman Premier play-offs.

Frannie Collin reckons Maidstone would have challenged for the title had he made more of his chances.

Tonbridge boss Tommy Warrilow announced his resignation after Angels were relegated on Easter Monday – but the decision was made weeks ago.

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Cody McDonald is enjoying playing under Peter Taylor and wants the Gillingham manager to stay at Priestfield.

Manager Peter Taylor is hoping the final two matches will give Gillingham fans hope of a brighter future.