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The Australian outfit will make their debut at an open-air venue this summer alongside Mr Big and Those Damn Crows.

A former Gillingham player has joined their weekend opponents Forest Green Rovers ahead of the match at Priestfield.

Keeping clear of relegation trouble will be Hollands & Blair’s new focus after a disappointing weekend cup exit.

Lordswood are challenging for a Semi-Final spot this weekend and new boss Nicky Southall hasn’t ruled out promotion contention, either.

Invicta Dynamos will be keen to put last weekend’s unsavoury incidents behind them when they host Romford Buccaneers on Sunday.

A heartbroken couple believe their baby son would still be alive if their concerns had been taken seriously by a midwife.

A popular businessman whose name was synonymous with one of Kent’s biggest department stores has died.

A crackdown on rogue recyclers has been branded “heavy-handed” as refuse workers are snooping inside bins before deciding whether to empty them.

Ashford just couldn’t stop the swing in momentum after losing a two-goal advantage against runaway league leaders Ramsgate.

Plenty of Kent pubs are celebrating the Scottish holiday - here’s where you can tuck into a plate of haggis, neeps and tatties this January.

A former senior nurse waged a four-month vendetta against a man which included a "malicious" outing of his sexuality on social media.

Skipper Chris Solly says manager Dennis Kutrieb deserves praise for tweaking Ebbsfleet’s tactics to good effect.

Scott Heard’s first Folkestone goal this term came after discussions over his lack of contributions at the top-end of the pitch, Andy Drury revealed.

Police were ‘amazed’ a golf course greenkeeper didn’t flip his car after speeding up a grass bank to flee officers.

Caretaker boss Tony Burman doesn’t anticipate a mass exodus from Dartford after Harvey Bradbury’s exit.

Ed Moore spent the English summer playing cricket for Minster - but has now earned himself a spot in the South African Test squad.

Bringing in quality over quantity is key for Gillingham head coach Stephen Clemence during the January transfer window.