Whitstable manager Richard Styles says he won’t be taking any extra emotions into his return to Tunbridge Wells.

Boss Richard Styles is thrilled with the way Whitstable attacker Harry Stannard has adapted his game since his return to the club.

Catch up with the weekend's football fixtures and results here.

As the Commonwealth Games get under way, find out when Kent's medal hopefuls will be in action.

Whitstable manager Richard Styles has named his captain ahead of the start of the new season.

If you took part in the Les Golding Herne Bay 10k on Sunday don't miss Barry Goodwin's top-20 pictures - you could be among them!

New boss Richard Styles has set about changing “everything” at Whitstable.

Boss Richard Styles has revealed versatile defender Jake Mackenzie turned down higher-league interest in favour of extending his Whitstable stay.

Rising Sun boss Nathan Eastwood believes their squad is the best he has worked with as they celebrate at the end of a trophy-laden season.

More than 100 players are expected to feature as the Canterbury & District Bat and Trap League hold a one-off tournament to mark their centenary year.

Whitstable's Commonwealth Games star Sian Honnor says Bowls' Big Weekend can be catalyst for surge in sport's popularity.

Boss Richard Styles has hailed 35-goal Matt Gething as the best striker in the league as the pair reunite at Whitstable.

Sian Honnor hopes this summer can catapult bowls into the national spotlight ahead of a bumper few months of competition across the United Kingdom.

New boss Richard Styles has described Whitstable as “a proper non-league club” following his appointment.

Richard Styles has beaten off stiff competition to be named as Whitstable's new manager having left Tunbridge Wells.

Andy Drury says the chance to manage a higher-league club was too good to turn down - revealing he became Margate manager at the second attempt.

Margate have moved quickly to appoint Jay Saunders' successor.

A 12-year-old will be aiming to turn the tables on more experienced opponents when he plays in the Whitstable Pool League.

Player-boss Andy Drury thinks Whitstable ultimately paid the price for not scoring enough goals following their relegation from Isthmian South East.

Two goals in as many first-half minutes helped 10-man Whitstable defeat Chatham at Ashford’s Homelands ground on Sunday.